Fuse Pull on 2014 SS's

[Muscle Car Memories]

Does the fuse pull work on the 2014 SS Camaro's?

[Cookie Monster]

If you're talking about the fuse for the fuel readings, yes

[WannaBgeneral]

That's what I hear. (YES)

[Muscle Car Memories]

Originally Posted by Cookie Monster

If you're talking about the fuse for the fuel readings, yes

Not for the fuel reading, it was pulling 2 fuses I forgot which ones and leaving them out overnight and putting them back in and it supposedly gave the V8's some extra HP but thats if you run premium fuel only....

[Muscle Car Memories]

Originally Posted by WannaBgeneral

That's what I hear. (YES)

Which fuses was it that had to be pulled out?

[wayne watson]

what are we trying to accomplish with these fuse pulls, what millage is everyone expecting. all the time i see on here pull the fuse for this or that, whats up i just drive mine, i put the right fuel in, my exhaust sound fine,and i get 17-18 mpg in the city, so whats next... change my taillights?

[Muscle Car Memories]

Originally Posted by wayne watson

what are we trying to accomplish with these fuse pulls, what millage is everyone expecting. all the time i see on here pull the fuse for this or that, whats up i just drive mine, i put the right fuel in, my exhaust sound fine,and i get 17-18 mpg in the city, so whats next... change my taillights?

It isnt for fuel mileage, its if you run premium fuel you can pull 2 fuses ( I forgot which ones) and leave them out over night and then reinstall them the next day and you pickup a little extra power.

[Cookie Monster]

Originally Posted by Muscle Car Memories

Not for the fuel reading, it was pulling 2 fuses I forgot which ones and leaving them out overnight and putting them back in and it supposedly gave the V8's some extra HP but thats if you run premium fuel only....

Yup, #5 and #20 fuses I believe. Works if lower octane fuel has been used. If the car has been running premium then there is no need to do so (wouldn't hurt to try though)

[wayne watson]

Originally Posted by Muscle Car Memories

It isnt for fuel mileage, its if you run premium fuel you can pull 2 fuses ( I forgot which ones) and leave them out over night and then reinstall them the next day and you pickup a little extra power.

really, and how long will this extra power last? if i do it for a year, will i get in the 500 hp range?

[Muscle Car Memories]

Originally Posted by Cookie Monster

Yup, #5 and #20 fuses I believe. Works if lower octane fuel has been used. If the car has been running premium then there is no need to do so (wouldn't hurt to try though)

Im gonna do it to mine after I run a couple of tanks of premium through mine and then see what happens...

[Muscle Car Memories]

Originally Posted by wayne watson

really, and how long will this extra power last? if i do it for a year, will i get in the 500 hp range?

Probably 600

[Cookie Monster]

People usually pull the fuses because dealerships tend to put 87 in the gas tank which can hinder performance. You're suppose to run out the gas tank, then run through 1 or 2 full tanks of premium gas before you pull the fuses. This insures that there is minimum to no low octane fuel left in the tank.
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The car will slightly suffer in performance unless this is done after running low grades of fuel.

[Muscle Car Memories]

Originally Posted by wayne watson

really, and how long will this extra power last? if i do it for a year, will i get in the 500 hp range?

I tried searching on here or the info earlier but couldnt find anything and just now googled it...here is the link.


http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=55114

[wayne watson]

Originally Posted by Muscle Car Memories

I tried searching on here or the info earlier but couldnt find anything and just now googled it...here is the link.


http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=55114

so basically, if i use 93, i will not notice anything ( i read several posts but not all of them)