after running for an hour or so the car starts to hesitate ?
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From: Kissimmee,FL/Pennsauken,nj
Car: 85 z28
Engine: 305 TPI
Transmission: 700R4
after running for an hour or so the car starts to hesitate ?
the car run fine untill i drive it constanty for an hour then when you are driving slow and rpms around 1500 and then it starts to choke and hesitate then i give it more gas and it comes out of it then while its doing this the fuel lines and fuel rail and injectors are pulseing and vibrating loud
i just put a new fuel pump 1 month ago, fuel fiter about 5 months ago and this was a problem before i even put the new pump people tell me its the fuel pressure regulator or o2 sensor can any 1 help me on this ?
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I don't know about the vibrating lines and injectors,but my 87 Iroc w/ 350 TPI does the same "hesitation" after I get stuck in a traffic jam,or have to drive slow for extended periods of time.We've narrowed it down to a "vapor lock" of sorts,as the underhood heat boils the fuel in the rails.....I've had it stall out before if I didn't feather the gas just right.Once I start driving again(normally),it goes away.This only happens to me after the car is at normal operating temps.,and then I get stuck in extended periods of slow driving or sitting at an idle for a period of time(like traffic jams and such) it pisses me off
,especially if it does die and I have to get it restarted and get it to drive.I've been thru three ignition modules,and tried a couple different coils,so it isn't my ignition...it's definately a heat build up problem in traffic.I live in Tampa,Florida....so driving in inferno weather in the summer doesn't help
.........my engine temp itself stays very cool,it's just in the fuel "boiling".
,especially if it does die and I have to get it restarted and get it to drive.I've been thru three ignition modules,and tried a couple different coils,so it isn't my ignition...it's definately a heat build up problem in traffic.I live in Tampa,Florida....so driving in inferno weather in the summer doesn't help
.........my engine temp itself stays very cool,it's just in the fuel "boiling".
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