studder

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02GT/65coupe

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Nov 1, 2003

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alabama

Jun 26, 2004

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• Jun 26, 2004

• #1

i noticed that sometimes my car will studder alittle bit. it happnes at all times of the day and if its warmed up or cold. i know its not a fuel filter and cause i have allready replaced it and the air filter. some have said its the sulfer in the fuel from the gas station. if anyone else has this problem i would like to know , and what you have done to get rid of it.

 

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micmac

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Apr 5, 2004

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West coast of Florida

Jun 26, 2004

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• Jun 26, 2004

• #2

Stutter or Bucking

I have the same problem and it's driving me up the wall. I have studied the forums closely for several months and this seems to be a chronic problem with some of the GT's. At times my Mustang will run smooth as a baby's ass but usually it bucks while following traffic at any speed less than 50.
If you find an answer please post it.
micmac

 

horseplay01

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Dec 26, 2003

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VA

Jul 4, 2004

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• Jul 4, 2004

• #3

I am having the same problem friggin' problem. It is driving me nuts. See my post on hesiataion.

 

Modular2v

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Jun 30, 2002

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oklahoma

Jul 4, 2004

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• Jul 4, 2004

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my has just recently done the same thing...but it was only twice and both times were after start up!

 

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poolalki

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Jun 21, 2003

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Jul 7, 2004

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• Jul 7, 2004

• #5

mine pony is doing the same thing. i heard it was my vacuum, but i am not sure wear it is or how to see if thats the problem. If any one knows how to do something about it or if you have some more advice plz tell me. I am getting p.o.ed at my pony!!!

 

horseplay01

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VA

Jul 8, 2004

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• Jul 8, 2004

• #6

All of a sudden this seems to be a common problem with Stangs. It seems like a lot of people have ideas, but nothing seems to be working. I hope to replace my plugs today, if it doesn't rain.

 

Wikkdgt

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Cincinnati, OH

Jul 8, 2004

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• Jul 8, 2004

• #7

I have heard and experienced this with other cars, that if you have a cracked spark plug, ie. tightening it down too hard, this will cause bucking or surging.