Will the VCM Tuner II Save Your Honda V6?
I’m embarking on an experiment to see what is the best way to handle the oil consumption issues with Honda VCM failures on Honda J Series V6’s. This is the first of those experiments. I plan to make another video with this van in 10,000 miles after installing the VCM Tuner II to recheck the spark plugs and compression numbers. Stay tuned.
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