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12-28-2008, 02:23 AM
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Re: RPMs Studder in 1800-2500 Range
Did this issue ever get resolved? I am experiencing the same symptoms with my PA. I had vacuum checked - okay, new plugs and wires ~ 10k ago, I'm thinking either fuel filter plugged or MAF/O2 sensors. Mechanic mentioned cleaning one sensor (prob MAF, not sure anymore). The problem did go away for a while, but reappeared 500 miles later. This is leading me to think its a dirty sensor??
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12-28-2008, 09:04 AM
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Re: RPMs Studder in 1800-2500 Range
Welcome to AF.
Your post has been moved to the Buick Park Avenue forum. It would help to annotate the year and model PA and current mileage.
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