What supplies are needed for a tune-up?

What supplies are needed for a tune-up?

8 Things That Require Routine Tune-Ups

• Air Filter. Driving in areas with heavy traffic requires you to replace air filters more frequently.
• Fluids.
• Oil and Oil Filter.
• Battery.
• Belts and Hoses.
• Windshield Wipers.
• Wheel Bearings and Alignments.
• Headlights, Tail lights, Break lights, and Blinkers.

  What is a tune-up checklist?

  AutoZone’s tune-up guide will show you the common parts that are replaced when tuning up a vehicle such as spark plugs, plug wires, air filter and fuel filter. It’s also a great time to check other components under the hood such as belts, hoses, and fluids.

  How can I tune my hp LS engine?

  This tune file is designed to get your vehicle started and running safely – but we still want to make some changes to optimize both performance and drivability. Navigate to where you saved the Modified Tune File (“”Documents > HP Tuners > Logs and Tunes”), select the Modified Tune File, and press “Open”

  What should I know about tuning an LS engine?

  After establishing a safe zone of performance, the air/fuel mixture is refined to maximize horsepower. It can be a painstaking process with many adjustments. Novices are advised not to experiment with their newly force-fed car, as incorrect tuning can quickly lead to expensive problems with an engine under boost.

  How to tune a LS engine with VCM?

  Once VCM Suite (Beta) is installed, you will notice two new icons appear on your desktop – VCM Editor and VCM Scanner (VCM Editor is used for reading / flashing tune files & VCM Scanner is used for data logging) Click “MPVI2 Verification Code” (this will show you the Serial Number and Verification code of your MPVI-2 Interface)

  What should be included in a Car Tune Up?

  The ignition system consists of spark plugs, plug wires, coils, and other electrical components that ignite the air/fuel mixture in your combustion chamber. The system has changed over the years. Some parts have been replaced by computer controllers, therefore, some items listed below may not be included in your tune-up.

  The ignition system consists of spark plugs, plug wires, coils, and other electrical components that ignite the air/fuel mixture in your combustion chamber. The system has changed over the years. Some parts have been replaced by computer controllers, therefore, some items listed below may not be included in your tune-up.

  This tune file is designed to get your vehicle started and running safely – but we still want to make some changes to optimize both performance and drivability. Navigate to where you saved the Modified Tune File (“”Documents > HP Tuners > Logs and Tunes”), select the Modified Tune File, and press “Open”

  What should I put on my boot for a tune-up?

  Put dielectric grease on the boot of coil-on-plug coils. Numerous rotations of the rotor inside the distributor will cause the metal contact point to wear down. A failed distributor cap causes misfires or in more severe cases a non-start. When performing a tune-up it is suggested to replace both the cap and rotor at the same time.

  Once VCM Suite (Beta) is installed, you will notice two new icons appear on your desktop – VCM Editor and VCM Scanner (VCM Editor is used for reading / flashing tune files & VCM Scanner is used for data logging) Click “MPVI2 Verification Code” (this will show you the Serial Number and Verification code of your MPVI-2 Interface)