how do i tune my Cavalier ?
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Asked by Omer Sep 30, 2007 at 03:57 PM about the 2000 Chevrolet Cavalier Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

i want to tune my Cavalier better, how do i do it ?

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littlehorn answered 16 years ago

I would suggest replacing the spark plugs, wires, air filter, any oxygen sensors, and perhaps also checking tire pressure, which should squeeze maximum performance and fuel economy out of the vehicle at minimal cost to you.

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Omer answered 16 years ago

thank you Littlehorn but what i need is the tuning process itself, in all my previous cars i could tune the engine by turning the distributor to change the spark timing but in the cavalier it is deferent and I couldn’t find the same tuning mechanism, could you please help ? Anyone???

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AMERCAR1 answered 8 years ago

REPLACING WIRES OR COILS, PLUGS, K& M FILTER, REPLACE FUEL FILTER, AND TRY PUT BETTER FUEL TO CLEAN INJECTORS.

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this_chocolate_taste... answered 3 years ago

id like to get an ecm tune for my 01 cavalier, anyone know if i can to it at home and what iwould need to conect to my car. dont give me the clean engine and get new parts, im working on that bit

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