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sleeper95

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ok this is the deal when driving my car it tends sputter or bog... it also has a weird sounding back firing noise. and this is every time im start it up and let it warm up for about 5 min then leave and drive it.

 

desertcox05

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do you have any mods to the car? when does it sputter and bog? when is the back firing noise?

 

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• Apr 14, 2009

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too much fuel, not enough fuel, off timing, what is on your car if stock might just need a tune up plug,wires,cap,rotor

 

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sleeper95

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desertcox05 said:

do you have any mods to the car? when does it sputter and bog? when is the back firing noise?

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.my mods are a home made cold air intake with 3" pipe. also edelblock intake, rear diff, shifter kit, and H pipe.

.it sputters about a half a mile away from where i was.

.and the backfiring noise is like a popping noise and that car also jerks

 

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yukisho

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• Apr 14, 2009

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Pictures of this homemade cold air would be nice.

 

BlownFiveLiter

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Does it have any codes? The check engine light doesn't need to be illuminated for codes to be present.

 

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sleeper95

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StangGT1995 said:

Does it have any codes? The check engine light doesn't need to be illuminated for codes to be present.

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well i don't have a check engine light but how would you know if you have codes then.

and i believe it my be the fuel lines are dirty? whats a good solution to fix this?

 

revhead347

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• Apr 15, 2009

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That could be a million things.

Kurt

 

BlownFiveLiter

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sleeper95 said:

well i don't have a check engine light but how would you know if you have codes then.

and i believe it my be the fuel lines are dirty? whats a good solution to fix this?

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You don't have one at all, or it isn't currently illuminated? It may still have codes stored that you need to retrieve from the EEC. Clean gasoline is a good solution to clean dirty fuel lines.

 

ProKiller

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try cleaning your MAF too.