View Full Version : f*cked up again...
smokin240
01-20-2003, 08:04 PM
ok, this just started happening a few days ago..... everytime i give my car a little gas, its hesitating and it seems like its really struggling because it jerks back and forth..... if i really floor it, it struggles but then it pushes itself again.
what problem could this be? ignition wires? gas line? fuel pump?
brage
01-20-2003, 08:20 PM
I'm guesing your fuel filter is gunked up... ever replace it?
-jeff
96SEChick
01-20-2003, 08:41 PM
Definitely sounds like a fuel delivery problem. Start w/ the cheapest, and probably the easiest--fuel filter. Good luck!!
smokin240
01-21-2003, 11:44 AM
yeah, ill do that.... thanks dudes
Titan
01-21-2003, 01:26 PM
Originally posted by smokin240
yeah, ill do that.... thanks dudes
Haha, 96SEChick got called a dude!
http://www.raceworx.com/funnypics/owned%20boob.jpg
96SEChick
01-21-2003, 07:35 PM
Originally posted by Titan
[B]Haha, 96SEChick got called a dude!
LMAO. It happens on this forum occasionally. I just take it as a generality that most people on car forums are guys. The times are-a-changin though guys!! Look at me, Irena (S13Grl), Dinkage, and a few other ladies here (sorry I don't remember your screen names yet).
BTW--interesting pic Titan!
Smokin--let us know if the fuel filter helps ya. I'm getting ready to change mine (I'm sure it's a bit clogged after 86k miles--don't know if it's ever been changed).
drifterx
01-22-2003, 11:06 AM
i had studder problems with 3 other issues other than fuel before.
first was the MAFS
2nd was the spark plug wires(one of them had a hole in it)
3rd was 1 or 2 bad spark plugs
N1ceDrgn
01-22-2003, 01:52 PM
check out the fuel filter definitely, if it needs to be changed, you should notice a big change once it's swapped out. If not, second, check out the MAF, use some electric parts cleaner or some car/ choke cleaner and spray it clean. Then there are obvious others, check out the connections on the fuel pump carriage and then also check your fuel pressure regulator. Depending on where you live and how many miles old the car is, they may be an issue as well.
Dyfedd
01-22-2003, 09:58 PM
You may also consider checking the electrical gounding wires in the engine bay. I had a very similar problem and i saw that one of the grounding wires ( on the back right of the cylinder head) had a very shakey connection so i fixed it and the problem was solved, however the car grounds wires in more than one place. Damn i love my car.
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