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Hesitation under load
Hi,
My 2000 would shudder a little at around 50mph under load after it shifted into 4th gear with the torque converter locked up. I would lightly tape the brake with my left foot and as the converter unlocked the shudder would go away. We put a scan tool on it and it indicated a misfire on cylinder #6. Check the spark plug wire on the coil pack for cylinder 6 and it looked okay. As I was messing with the car at night I stood in front of the always burning headlight and could see spark arching between the 3 and 6 terminals on the 3/6 coil. I pulled the spark plug wire off of the coil for cylinder #3 and the spark plug wire was loose and corroded. I pulled off the coil and cleaned up the terminal for the #3 wire and put it back on. Replaced the plug wires and the problem is solved. This vehicle only has 40k miles on it. Oh well. Jim |
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Re: Hesitation under load
I also had the exact problem with
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I also had the exact same problem with my 2001 Limited with 90k. I replaced that module as well (3/6) along with all plugs and wires.At 104k I smelled anti-freeze and had to replace the upper plenum which cost $149 at Murrays and took about 4-6 careful hrs. I did not rush at all, and also cleaned the very dirty injectors and throttle body. Car starts better and runs stronger than ever. Firestone wanted about $600 for the job. There are some good threads on this on this site. Good job. |
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Re: Hesitation under load
How did you clean the throttle body?
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