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Dangerous hesitation after engine transplant. 200 1983

posted by  JohnB@MAC on  Wed Oct 23 02:00 CST 2002
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hard tø say without knowing the FI system, especially on a transplanted engine.
But it sounds like you have a electronic vice CIS and usually hesitation on those systems can be traced to vacuum leaks on the intake side.
If this is a cold hesitation that goes away after the first shift into second it could very well be an intake manifold gasket issue (although low prob if you put in a new intake gasket with the transplant...if it's a complete transplant including the new manifold, might be it).






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