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ok, the car runs pretty strong overall, however, i've noticed that when the car is under load and it begins to accelerate, once it hits 0psi it begins to hesitate and stutter a bit. if i stay on it, it usually picks itself up and starts to pull again. an example is: say i'm cruising in 3rd at about 22-2300 rpms and i try to accelerate from there. if i put the engine under a load, giving it about 50-75% throttle, it will slowly start to pick up, but like i said, when it hits 0psi it starts to hesitate. kinda like if you're really low in the rpms(under 2k) in 2nd or 3rd and you just stomp on it. you know how you get that jerky hesitation? that's what it feels like.
now, the only thing i can think of is a)i've been thinking that my coil is in need of a replacement for a couple of months now, but there's hasn't been a whole lot of reason to replace it other than a rare occasional misfire here and there. b) right at 0psi, is where the static setting on the sfmu kicks in and the 5:1 rise begins... maybe it's getting bogged down b/c the static is too high. i thought this might be the case and tried turning the static down a bit a couple days ago, while viewing the fuel trims at the same time, and the only way to keep my stft close to 0 at idle was to set it the way it is right now. the other thing is, if i just accelerate hard or under normal load, it pulls real smooth through every gear w/ no hesitation whatsoever. i haven't been able to do any real wot pulls yet(crowded ny highways), but i did one wuick yesterday and i think* i saw the o2 V go to 1.000, but i was only wot for a sec or so, so i can't really go on that as a real reading. i don't notice any black smoke when accelerating hard, but i have to do some long wot pulls to be sure. anyway... any idea on this problem? oh yeah, and my stft on all my datalogged runs has been right in spec throughout. sorry for the long post - Dan
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