New to the board. Cant seem to find any help on other websites so I found this one. I was driving home from school yesterday (Had no problem with the car on the way there, filled up the tank and went) and the car started bogging horribly bad. If I barely touched the gas it wouldn't bog but as soon as I gave it just a little it was bogging uncontrollably. Halfway home the car quit doing it. Then I parked at a friend's house for an hour or so jump in and the problem is back. Any help would be appreciated

 

possibly a bad batch of gas

I say bounce her off the rev limiter a couple of times and it'll fix it.

 

Intermittent problem after refueling - first, check that your fuel cap is on tight. Did the Check Engine light come on?

You may also want to check that your spark plug wires are snug.

 

o2 sensor, happend to me before

 

check o2 sensor, plugs, bad gas, run diagnostic test

 

what they said... could be some watered down gas.. what brand do u purchase?

 

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hopefully not BP.. their gas is the freaking worst!

 

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hopefully not BP.. their gas is the freaking worst! </TD></TR></TABLE>

can i blame my car being hella slow on this then??

 

Problem solved. Just enough moisture in on of the plugs to make it bog.

 

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how did you get moisture on your plugs?

 

Was recently in a wreck, hood was buckled and it rained that night. Guess some rain got in there.