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Old 10-22-2011, 09:06 AM
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My neighbors car is hesitating or loses power when they accelerate. They took it to FIRESTONE and was told that the car is running fine, and that the issue might be the CATALYTIC CONVERTER..which in turn i said BS..my guess is maybe the fuel filter is clogged. I thought about the injectors being clogged somewhat as well, but i may be wrong. So my question is what might be causing this issue? And a solution of what to check for. THANK YOU TO ALL IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR HELP ON THIS MATTER.
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Any codes?

4 or 6 cyl.
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screw firestone, take it to autozone and get some codes. Sometimes a misfire is causing the car to run funky.
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undo exhaust pipe just before catalytic converter and road test to see if better.

this is legit. blow through a straw with a clean screen .... now clog the f&*^ out of the screen and try to blow. if your engine cannot get rid of its waste (exhaust) then it will choke, misfire, buck, jerk and all kinds of sh*t

if it runs better after driving it with unpiped exhaust then you do have a clog issue ... now weather its the cat or not is to be told. you can unbolt your cat and have tested by a muffler shop.

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Originally Posted by Lost Again
Any codes?

4 or 6 cyl.
thats the first thing i thought about doing but never got around to it because of the car not being available at the time..but i will tomorrow first thing...and i think its a 6 cylinder..i might be wrong..we'll see.

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Thanks, thats what i thought too..SCREW FIRESTONE, i'll check the codes to see what its shooting first..but your right though.
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Originally Posted by Smallboxx
undo exhaust pipe just before catalytic converter and road test to see if better.

this is legit. blow through a straw with a clean screen .... now clog the f&*^ out of the screen and try to blow. if your engine cannot get rid of its waste (exhaust) then it will choke, misfire, buck, jerk and all kinds of sh*t

if it runs better after driving it with unpiped exhaust then you do have a clog issue ... now weather its the cat or not is to be told. you can unbolt your cat and have tested by a muffler shop.

I guess the pipe removal wouldnt be a bad idea to check and see if its even an issue, but its worth a shot..thank you again.
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