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'97 Crappy Acceleration
Just had a lot of work done on my car... New throttle body, fuel pump, fuel filters, exhaust, and god only knows what else... Now, I cannot get my car to accelerate properly... From 0 to 15 mph, acceleration is almost not even there, sometimes it takes up to two blocks to reach 15 mph... After i reach 15, it seems like the engine just kicks in, acceleration seems a little slower at that point, but at least I'm getting somewhere... My plug wires fell down into my fan blade, and they're a little chewed up, but most people don't seem to think that would cause me any problems... I"m out of ideas...
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Um, a chewed up plug wire is definately a cause for a cylinder not to proplerly fire, this causing poor acceleration..... try changing the wire.
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Replaced plug wires... No change at all... Mechanic suggested having something to do with humidity... Any thoughts???
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Re: '97 Crappy Acceleration
Talking about humidity, chech your MAP sensor. Sometimes, water get inside and causes this anoying perform.
Hope this help. MC. |
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