[Steve91T]

I'm mostly kidding but here's why I ask. My dad noticed his 335d was a little sluggish. He put some Lucas fuel injector cleaner in it and it made a noticeable difference. My E36 M3 has 210,000 miles on it and for a while now it ran like crap until fully warmed up. It would drop a cylinder or something, but since it ran like a champ when at operating temp, it didn't bother me very much. Anyway, after only 40 miles with Lucas in the tank, it doesn't do it anymore. Same with my boat and even my 7.3 Powerstroke is running better.

So my 97 SS has a junkyard LT1 in it. It only has 116,000 miles on it but it's been sitting for years. I recently got the car on the road. It has great oil pressure, doesn't smoke, but runs very rough. The fuel injector cleaner is helping but I think there's a compression problem. Is there anything on the shelves that can help with that? I know there are products that say they can, but anything that actually works like the fuel injector cleaner? My goals for this engine is to do a few track days with it and sometime next year swap an LS1 into it. I just need to get by for about a year or so. I only paid $380 for engine so I'm not too worried about it.

[rpoz-29]

I have a '96 Dodge Cummins. Over on the "Diesel Truck Resource" page, they always spoke of using MMO/PS. I finally asked that was and it's Marvel Mystery Oil/Power Service added to the fuel. They recommended 12 oz of PS, and 6oz of MMO when filling up. I have a 36 gallon tank on that thing, so it may be a bit less for you. The PS can be found at Wal Mart, Advance, etc.

[Honda93]

I have a '96 Dodge Cummins. Over on the "Diesel Truck Resource" page, they always spoke of using MMO/PS. I finally asked that was and it's Marvel Mystery Oil/Power Service added to the fuel. They recommended 12 oz of PS, and 6oz of MMO when filling up. I have a 36 gallon tank on that thing, so it may be a bit less for you. The PS can be found at Wal Mart, Advance, etc.

Thanks!