#25189, "Question about hesitation...yes hesitation..pleez read"
Ive posted many times on this issue, and im about to go completly nuts if i cant figure it out. Ok!! First off, after driving my car for more than ten minutes, i can smell gas outside of the car, and its coming from the rear. Im thinking its a fuel line. Next...when driving for more than 20 minutes, i start to get a slight hesitation which grows worse as i drive farther and farther. Next, when i use the AC, the car hesitates and feels like its going to sputter out. Im thinking my coil pack is bad. If you havent noticed by now, i love having problems with my car(sarcasm out of my ass right there) So if there is anyone out there in this lovely world of the 2gnt that can help me pleeeeez do. TIA!!!
#25193, "RE: Question about hesitation...yes hesitation..pleez read" In response to Reply # 3
check the fuel pump, it caused sputtering on my RS,it didnt do it all the time just after i drove a while, and then i had the problem, once i replaced it no problem at all (plus i did the rewire mod, while i was at it):thumbsup
#25194, "RE: Question about hesitation...yes hesitation..pleez read" In response to Reply # 4
Its not my fuel pump, i just had it replaced as well as the fuel filter. Could a bad coil pack cause this hesitaion..it kind of feels like a slight miss. And the hesitation starts after like 20 minutes of driving. This problem has stumped me. I dont know if i have a cel, someone took the light bulb out when they sold it to me. anyone else has a clue??
#25197, "RE: Question about hesitation...yes hesitation..pleez read" In response to Reply # 7
No the timing is fine on my car, i had the belt replaced about 25000 miles ago. The car will start hesitating after about 20 minutes worth of driving. I dont understand it. Someone pleez get/give me some info on this. Im really tired of dealing with this everyday!
#25198, "RE: Question about hesitation...yes hesitation..pleez read" In response to Reply # 8
Just because you had the belt replaced 25,000 miles ago doesn't mean the timing isn't off. I would still get that checked out. I used to have an old beater Dodge Aries that hesitated all the time. Turned it was the accelorator. Check out everything having to do with your accel and throttle body. The spring on your throttle body may be shot and expanding with heat as you drive making it less responsive.
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