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edaddik 11-17-2005 02:36 PM

car hesistates. need help
 
okay here i go..i was driving in the streets 40mph, all the sudden the car just wont respond at all r even if you step on the gas pedal all the way to the floor it seems like no gas is coming in the engine but it doent stall, then when i shift to 2nd gear it will go but still do the same thing kinda like "jerking" it's like holding back then it will launch quick then hold back. cant figure out what's wrong.. NeeD help

thestealth 11-17-2005 07:08 PM

RE: car hesistates. need help
 
Dirty fuel filter, dirty air filter, fouled plugs, loose plug wire, would be where I would start the troubleshooting process.

92_laser 11-17-2005 07:44 PM

RE: car hesistates. need help
 
When was the last time you did a tune up?

edaddik 11-17-2005 08:38 PM

RE: car hesistates. need help
 
i just changed the oil yesterday with synthetic oil plus lucas fully synthetic oil stabilizer. havent changed the plugs yet. i have a cracked in the intake tube leading to the throttle body.. so far that's the only thing ive noticed and what are "vacume lines" if by anychance if you guys could show me some pics or maybe a website with pics of this "vacume lines" that's a big help! thanks last tune up i have no idea i might do it tonight but am concerned about this "vacume lines" thing

EMonz57 11-17-2005 09:56 PM

RE: car hesistates. need help
 
a crack can cause misfire is it is after the MAF. I had a crack on my TB flange and it misfired the car sounded like it had a cam at idle(that was my old 4G64 GS)

Sanguinius 11-18-2005 06:10 AM

RE: car hesistates. need help
 
Yep I'd say change the fuel filter and plugs/wires if you haven't already. Then let us know if that helps at all.

thestealth 11-18-2005 11:34 AM

RE: car hesistates. need help
 

ORIGINAL: edaddik

i just changed the oil yesterday with synthetic oil plus lucas fully synthetic oil stabilizer. havent changed the plugs yet. i have a cracked in the intake tube leading to the throttle body.. so far that's the only thing ive noticed and what are "vacume lines" if by anychance if you guys could show me some pics or maybe a website with pics of this "vacume lines" that's a big help! thanks last tune up i have no idea i might do it tonight but am concerned about this "vacume lines" thing
That can cause hesitation as you are letting unmetered air into the engine. The ECU cannot compensate for this extra air causing your a/f ratio to lean out.

Edit: Like I stated in the PM I sent you, I am really more of a Stealth/3000gt man. ;)

Sanguinius 11-18-2005 03:32 PM

RE: car hesistates. need help
 
Good call stealth I didn't even catch that he said the TB was cracked. (Sorry been running on E lately). In light of that evidence I'd say that would be the problem. And as for you bein a 3000GT/stealth man the same basics for the engine still apply. It's the specific nuances that you'll nnot know about. And it's the smal nuances of the 3000GT/stealth that you WILL know. Thus the reason I check all the boards and I put my 2 cents on the Galant and teh Eclipse board (I just don't feel like adding in the 3000GT, outlander, EVO, Lancer areas cuz I don't have ALOT of experience there) Remember reading my posts and what I know of the eclipse is mostly research and reading the forums. I have never driven my Eclipse and regularly drive a Sentra.

EMonz57 11-18-2005 07:25 PM

RE: car hesistates. need help
 


ORIGINAL: thestealth


ORIGINAL: edaddik

i just changed the oil yesterday with synthetic oil plus lucas fully synthetic oil stabilizer. havent changed the plugs yet. i have a cracked in the intake tube leading to the throttle body.. so far that's the only thing ive noticed and what are "vacume lines" if by anychance if you guys could show me some pics or maybe a website with pics of this "vacume lines" that's a big help! thanks last tune up i have no idea i might do it tonight but am concerned about this "vacume lines" thing
That can cause hesitation as you are letting unmetered air into the engine. The ECU cannot compensate for this extra air causing your a/f ratio to lean out.

Edit: Like I stated in the PM I sent you, I am really more of a Stealth/3000gt man. ;)

I told him the same thing LOL, speaking from experience too. I say 1) get a new intake and then a tune up you should be good to go from there

thestealth 11-18-2005 07:56 PM

RE: car hesistates. need help
 
New intake, real men use duct tape.;):D


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