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Hesitation on hard acceleration 200 1982

posted by  rhaire on  Tue Aug 8 03:16 CST 2006
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This is what I think about hesitation, based on my direct experience. Hesitation on hard acceleration is either spark type, sub-optimal ignition wires, plugs etc., or fuel type. In the latter case, mostly with K-jet in my experience, it is either the in-tank pump, or, if it takes a little warm up to appear, the heat/resistance at the harness plug to the fuel pump relay. Hard knocks learning has taught me this.






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