Electrical problem!!!!

[Fordverde]

Problem solved, it was a chunk of carbon that stoke in one valve sit. My baby is running sweet now. HELL IT SHOULD BE!!!!! or else I getting my self a "for sale" sign!!!

Glad to hear it!
Just hard to believe after all the work done that a chunk of carbon should be anywhere in the combustion chamber or the head.
Hope you do not need the services of those "mechanics" anytime soon!

You know what, I have to fly to US soon, so it looks like Sears is going to make alot of money with me over there!!!

[Fordverde]

What I'm thinking is how to get the seafoam pass the airport regulations, so I can bring it with me home. Any thoughts??

[miami man]

i do not know why carbon was in that engine when it was recently rebuilt?

[miami man]

where are you moving to? maybe some here can help you out before spending money on mechanics that do not know the festiva.

[Fordverde]

I had to go to Agora Hill in California but for only three months(work) The reason why I took my baby to a shop is that I don't have much of a time to sit with him and fix him. Also there are alot of tools that I don't have to do the things properly. So Sears here I come!!!!!
Any thoughts on the seafoam and the airport regulations????

[FestYboy]

you can have cases shipped to you but you can't take it on a plane w/ you (i wouldn't want to anyway, too much potential for leak)

[Pu241]

I Any thoughts on the seafoam and the airport regulations????

Ship a case to yourself!

Don't even think about putting a can in your take on or checked luggage.
The metal can will show up on X-ray like a flash in a dark room.
Then you'll have to explain to the local authorities why you where trying to carry a flammable fluid on-board an aircraft.
The explanation will likely be made much more difficult because you'll have to answer while they're doing a full "cavity" search of your person! ops:

[Fordverde]

Damn!!!, shipping it is.