What special coating would that be ? I ported and polished my stock throttle body to a mirror finish and cleaned it up with carb and choke cleaner. I've never had any problems with it either.Kilgore Trout said:HELL NO Do not clean the TB with spray. It has a special coating on it and you will f'k it up...
I'm running two steps colder plugs as well, but I don't have any idle issues and my car runs fine. They've been in the car for close to a year now. I agree, stop driving the car like a grandma and everything will be ok lol.YtnGT said:Could it just be drivetrain slop???
I have the same basic issues and I am positive that it's drivetrain slop. It has progressively gotten worse since about 20K now I'm at 45K+. It really does not bother me very much.
BTW my engine definatly does not idle as well as it did with stock platinum plugs. I am using two step cooler copper plugs now.
Just stop driving your mustangs like a grandma and you wont have these problems. J/K
Sorry to hear about your bad break with the intake and coolant leak. At least you know how to work on your own car and you can fix things for yourself. Beats having to pay someone else to do it. Glad to hear you got everything fixed though. On a side note, I wouldn't blame it "all" on the Mustang though. Crap happens and parts break on ANY vehicle with time. Key to success with a vehicle is taking good care of it and when something breaks or goes bad, fix it.blueconv00GT said:so as u can see above my car was fixed sat afternoon in time to cruise around town...not more than an hour after I fixed the hesitation problem I was merging onto the highway ragging out my car pretty bad when my coolant light came on and i started to smell radiator fluid burning...my intake manifold has finally bitten the dust. so i limped it home and spent sunday installing a new intake manifold...that was fun. i really appreciate my mustang's timing though--I fix one thing and another immediately breaks.oh well, i like working on my car
tanion said:Since I started this post I feel I should give an update as to what solved my problem. Tuning was apparently the culprit. As i mentioned earlier, this all started happening at some point after I had removed the Hypertech tuning and went back to the stock tuning over a year ago. Well to test my hypothesis that this actually was the problem, I put the Hypertech tuning back on a couple days ago. So far I haven't had the pulsing/jolting I was experiencing before and I've been trying to make it happen. The car is running much much better now. I think that the Hypertech unit screwed up the stock tuning program when I loaded back on to the car over a year ago. So I guess I'm married to the Hypertech tuning for now unless I get the ECU reflashed at the dealer or use some other tuning device.
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