98 sunfire bogging out when idling
gtp 2000
02-13-2004, 11:36 AM
my wife owns a 98 sunfire with 30000 km on it, it has been bogging out when starting . when driving it is not to bad , but when the car is at a light or just running, it chugs. it did this awhile back and then went away and now is back again, the car only gets city miles , any one with any ideas :banghead:
CreeperSteve
02-15-2004, 12:42 AM
im having the same problem and someone told me to replace the fuel filter.. havent done it yet but im going to soon ill let ya know if it helps
ALMOST_IRONMAN
04-21-2004, 06:21 PM
ive changed my spark plugs... coils and wire... all i need now is a new tensioner and i have a new egine... theres no point in changing a fuel filter and expecting it to work.. u must change ur filter every 20000km or 12 months... and ive changed that too on my 98 sunfire.. but i still have the same problem... hopefully ill change one of the following and that will work....
Need a new fuel pump
need new injectors
need a new ingntion molecule
don't know how much they gonna cost... but don't waste ur money like i did... get it checked by GM... if they say coil/ fuel filter hes a liar!!!
Need a new fuel pump
need new injectors
need a new ingntion molecule
don't know how much they gonna cost... but don't waste ur money like i did... get it checked by GM... if they say coil/ fuel filter hes a liar!!!
buzzer96
04-26-2004, 07:41 AM
I have a 98 Sunfire with the same problem. I found it was the fuel injectors. They were gummed up. I removed the injectors cleaned them in injector cleaner. Changed the injector "O" rings. It runs like a top now.
Did you know that Corvette injector "O" rings will fit!!! They are the same part number.
Tom
Did you know that Corvette injector "O" rings will fit!!! They are the same part number.
Tom
the_game_rock
07-24-2004, 11:54 PM
Mine used to do that I replaced the spark Wires and it fixed it. It did it at idle kinda bad and when you took off it would jerk around.
rivhern
10-16-2004, 02:43 PM
I had a similar problem and it was my catalytic converter..
hotbug1776
10-16-2004, 08:39 PM
remove the IAC (idle air control) clean it with carb cleaner push the plunger all the way back in (do not force it) plug it in and start it up. it will idle high at first, but it should come down in less than a minute and right itself. just did it and it fixed mt idle problems.
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