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little issue with my car.

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  • Start date Start date Jun 14, 2005

Darkrider

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well first off, ive got a 1993 LX 5.0 5 speed and its all stock except for o/r-pipe, K&N filter, bumped timing at 14*


the problem im having is that when i want to get this thing going fast, and i push the gas pedal down further and further, the car seems to...idno, lag hesitate i guess? it doesnt accelerate smoothly or as fast as i think it should be accelerating. the throttle response is fine, its just that when i step on it, it will start accelerating and then it will have short bursts of what i think is the normal acceleration, and then it will sorta fall back to mediocre acceleration, and the process will be repeated up until i get to the higher RPMs which is when is smooths out and starts pulling like it should. Im not lugging the engine either so im not sure why its doing this, it doesnt seem right.


i raced my buddy in his 2001 V6 and he had 3 guys in it, i was alone in my car and i was in second around 50km/h, he kept up with me! i know id have taken him in the long run, but i think i should have been pulling away from him steadily right from the get go, considering his is a V6 and he had 3 people in it.

lol im sorry if you guys dont understand the explaination its sorta hard to describe what is happening but if anyone could offer any help, it'd be much appreciated
 

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Pull your codes .... buy a Ford code reader at WalMart or your auto parts store (comes with an instruction book).

Under the hood ... on the rear side of the driver's strut tower you will see a rectangle box that says "test".
The 2 plugs that you plug into the code reader are snapped into the under side of this "test" box.
Follow the simple instructions in the code reader book to pull the codes from your car ... then reference the code chart in the book to find what codes are stored in your cars computer.

A malfunctioning part will list as a code number ... for example: a bad throttle position sensor will display on the code reader as a number, like 84 or 123 or whatever ...

It's better to find out what part is going bad than to buy 5 parts at $100 a pop to find the fix.

Good Luck
 
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ss93cobra

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Basic tune-up been done? Doesn't sound like it.....
 
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