ECM?

Does this occur while driving, or are you revving it up while sitting still?

They noticed it while driving,you cant not notice it, and I was able to see it in the drive way.

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I take it the young man is not interested with the problem

Edited by Customer (name blocked for privacy) on June 4 2006 at 1:21pm

Relist:
Who looks at the questions ????

Is this all the information about the symptom? I would appreciate a bit more info on how it drives and when the symptom is more noticeable. suggestions:

• does it do it more during acceleration
• or decceleration
• what is the speed of the vehicle when this happens

From the information you have provided the 3 most obvious sensors that i can think of that would/have been known to cause this are:

TPS(throttle position sensor)

MAF(mass air flow sensor)

MAP(manifold absolute pressure sensor)

Out of these 3 sensors, I would check the MAFsensor first(if equipped with one) otherwise I would check the TPS and last the MAP.

also, what model is the car?

Before doing anything, I would highly suggest that you take the vehicle to autozone or AAMCO and have them scan the ECM for any trouble codes if you haven't done so yet. They do this for free and this is always the first step to be done on OBDII systems.

Edited by 32roadster on June 5 2006 at 6:38am

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It was the Trans. I dont know how, but they said they had a trans done for $1200 and now car is fine. Where is the Green Button to accept? 32roadster tried. so give him the money