[DML] Re: Acceleration issue
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[DML] Re: Acceleration issue
- From: "Marv Hein" <marvhein@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 20 Mar 2006 16:56:59 -0000
I think what you are describing happened with my car. Fairly
regularly, the first time I really "gave it gas," it would
hesitate. It never stalled, but there was definitely an issue with
power. After that first hesitation, it would be fine the rest of
the trip. This was all within the first minute of driving.
Turned out I had a severely clogged air filter. As a new owner, I
hadn't checked it. Once I changed the filter, the problem virtually
disappeared. I can't recall the last time I noticed this hesitation
and the car has had incredibly better performance ever since.
Just a thought... if it's your problem, it's cheap and easy to fix.
Depending on your preferences, filters are readily available through
the vendors, even through NAPA stores.
Marv
#10820
AZ-D
--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Daniel" <dmcburn75@...> wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I notice that SOMETIMES when I start my car from cold I have a lag
in
> acceleration resembling a misfire. This only lasts for about 30
> seconds. I recently replaced the original fuel accumulator and
about 2
> months ago I noticed a few grains of dirt in the fuel filler that
more
> than likely made in into the tank despite my best efforts to clean
it.
> Would this cold acceleration problem indicate I need to change my
fuel
> filter? I'm thinking maybe some of this dirt and parts of the bad
fuel
> accumulator diaphragm have made it into the filter. I know the car
is
> hungrier for fuel when cold, so maybe this is a good place to
start...
> Any thoughts? Thanks!
>
> Dan
>
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