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Quoted From college man:
A+ on dreamers post. Regarding the part of starting the car while doing the flush. You can’t start the car it runs the pump dry. what you can
do is pull the fuel pump fuse and then crank the engine a few times to move the fluid through the pump. then finish with the lock to lock.
good luck and keep us posted. C8-)That sounds like an interesting method as you move the fluid through the pump and even if it goes empty you don’t damage the pump as it does not run continuously. Is that the point you are making? So with this method you can do it by yourself?
Thanks.
Just an update, it seems to have fixed the problem when I replaced the O2 sensor. I wish all the O2 sensors are this cheap. Brand new Denso for just $29 shipped from Rock Auto. My corolla one is $55. I can’t really complain as I have seen $300 one.
I’ll continue testing to see if the problem comes back and shall update. Thanks for all of the help guys.
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