I have a 2000 Chevy Cavalier also. I had the same problem, which ended up being a head gasket leak. Have a compression test done to confirm. The cylinder heads are aluminum and warp easily. Have it shaved down to make it true, then replace the head gasket. Do it yourself cost: approximately $110 for a head gasket kit. Good luck.
No its just to clean your injectors the fuel injector cleaner will just go right through the filter it wont do anything to filter.
Typically that is caused by a little buildup of deposits around the inside of the injector tips. Sometimes you can put a can of injector cleaner through the system and clean out the deposits. Use the injector cleaner as described on the can. It may take a couple applications to clean the injectors. Sometimes that doesn't work and you'll need to replace the faulty injectors. Good luck.
You completely waste the injector cleaner. It has to flow through the ports which supply fuel to the engine to do its job. That's why the directions tell you to put it into the gas tank in a certain ratio to gas. It mixes with the fuel in the tank, flows through the system and out of the injector ports.
No. It should be OK.
fouled plug 5 dollars bad coil 42 dollars or cloged fuel injector. run injector cleaner through it
Replace intake manifold gasket. Refer to saturnfans.com for a how-to with pictures.
you could add gas treatment liquid to your gas tank or you could buy the fuel injector cleaner tool and run the system with fuel injector cleaner which is alot faster. other then tht you could take each fuel injector out and spray carb clener through the fuel injector until you see nice spread out spray coming out.
Might be a clogged injector. Run some injector cleaner through it, or replace the injectors.
Start with a good tune up, new plugs, wires, dist cap and rotor, fuel and air filter. Clean the idle air control and inside the throtle body, and run some injector cleaner through it.
Pick up a good fuel injector cleaner from Autozone or somewhere, and run it through the gas tank with your next tank of gas.
Chandge the fuel filter first then try running some injector cleaner through it. If that doesn't work a mechanic will have to look at it.
There are many possibilities. You could have clogged injectors, or even an intermittently bad fuel pump. try running injector cleaner through your car. Fill the gas tank to the top and put one bottle of injector cleaner in. Next time you fill up see if it solves the problem. If not, have the injectors cleaned, or the fuel pump and or filter looked at.