How many miles are too many miles to get tuned?
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How many miles are too many miles to get tuned?
My car is sitting at 116k miles right now. I've been contemplating getting it tuned for a long time but never got around to it.
In 2011, I had a K&N cold air intake installed on it. That was before I found out about the "learn down system."
Anyway, would I have to worry about reliability issues if I tuned my Cobalt SS/TC with 116k+ miles?
In 2011, I had a K&N cold air intake installed on it. That was before I found out about the "learn down system."
Anyway, would I have to worry about reliability issues if I tuned my Cobalt SS/TC with 116k+ miles?
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Tune it and go. Don't worry about the valves unless you're having issues you think could be related.
Extra maintenance? All I do is coolant/tranny/spark plugs every 75,000km. Been that way for both ecotec's I've owned. Oh and air filter change whenever it starts looking grimy.
Extra maintenance? All I do is coolant/tranny/spark plugs every 75,000km. Been that way for both ecotec's I've owned. Oh and air filter change whenever it starts looking grimy.
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I figure I'm stuck with the car anyway, so if tuning it won't be harmful at high mileage, I'd like to do it.
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It's been over 2 months since I made that thread and the car is a completely new beast. It's back to driving how it did when I first bought it, albeit needs new shocks & struts.
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