I get a shut off feeling
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I get a shut off feeling
When I am driving at a consistant speed, all of the sudden the car jolts really hard. Maybe I am having a hard time explaining what it is...... so here I go,
its like this (W/ exhaust) irrrrrrrr shut off(jolt) irrrrrrrrrrrrr.
Can someone please give me some ideas of what I should check for.
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its like this (W/ exhaust) irrrrrrrr shut off(jolt) irrrrrrrrrrrrr.
Can someone please give me some ideas of what I should check for.
Thanks
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Try what Cthree just suggested.
However, it's hard enough to diagnose a problem over the internet. It's even harder if you do not give more specifics. What road speed? What engine speed? What gear? Mods? Someone here asked about a problem a while ago and after a whole page worth of replies and no solutions, the original author then tells us that he had a VAFC with maybe a wire or two loose.
Without ALL the details, anything you get here is PURE guesswork. (And even then, it's still a guess.)
However, it's hard enough to diagnose a problem over the internet. It's even harder if you do not give more specifics. What road speed? What engine speed? What gear? Mods? Someone here asked about a problem a while ago and after a whole page worth of replies and no solutions, the original author then tells us that he had a VAFC with maybe a wire or two loose.
Without ALL the details, anything you get here is PURE guesswork. (And even then, it's still a guess.)
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Maybe the plugs....I check that, but I do have a VAFC and I didnt even think about checkin loose wires.
Maybe the plugs....I check that, but I do have a VAFC and I didnt even think about checkin loose wires.
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Oh....is that so...Ill check that out too.....are you saying I should record myVAFC settings and then disconnect the Bat. Whats funny is that while Im driving, if I tap the ECU pannel my car does what I was trying to describe. I think somethings loose in there. I feel a little better now thanks to everyones suggestions, because I know how to make the problem happen. Now I can fix it.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by ninedeep
[B]Oh....is that so...Ill check that out too.....are you saying I should record myVAFC settings and then disconnect the Bat. Whats funny is that while Im driving, if I tap the ECU pannel my car does what I was trying to describe. I think somethings loose in there. I feel a little better now thanks to everyones suggestions, because I know how to make the problem happen. Now I can fix it.
[B]Oh....is that so...Ill check that out too.....are you saying I should record myVAFC settings and then disconnect the Bat. Whats funny is that while Im driving, if I tap the ECU pannel my car does what I was trying to describe. I think somethings loose in there. I feel a little better now thanks to everyones suggestions, because I know how to make the problem happen. Now I can fix it.
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Hey Xviper and everyone else who replied....thanks for the help. Its fixed!!!!!!!
There was some loose wires to the ECU, so Jon over at Evolution fixed it for me.
Thanks again
There was some loose wires to the ECU, so Jon over at Evolution fixed it for me.
Thanks again
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