Mustang hesitation
#1
Mustang hesitation
I have a 1987 5.0L GT with a manual transmission full flowmaster exhaust and trickflow track heat intake. the engine is still speed density. When i accelerate under light throttle the car operated pretty smooth, as soon as i give it half throttle it feels like it is being held back and then i floor it and it will back fire a couple of times and jerk a bit and then it will take off like it should. I have had this problem for way too long and can not seem to work it out. If anyone knows what it may be or at least some things to check that would be great!!!!
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#3
RE: Mustang hesitation
I have the timing all set, i spent about 45 min making sure it was perfect. but even with the same throttle it will seem to feel fine and then it gets a jump of power and then it will go back to fine??????? it has got me baffled
#6
RE: Mustang hesitation
ORIGINAL: mike.0621
I have a 1987 5.0L GT with a manual transmission full flowmaster exhaust and trickflow track heat intake. the engine is still speed density. When i accelerate under light throttle the car operated pretty smooth, as soon as i give it half throttle it feels like it is being held back and then i floor it and it will back fire a couple of times and jerk a bit and then it will take off like it should. I have had this problem for way too long and can not seem to work it out. If anyone knows what it may be or at least some things to check that would be great!!!!
Thanks
I have a 1987 5.0L GT with a manual transmission full flowmaster exhaust and trickflow track heat intake. the engine is still speed density. When i accelerate under light throttle the car operated pretty smooth, as soon as i give it half throttle it feels like it is being held back and then i floor it and it will back fire a couple of times and jerk a bit and then it will take off like it should. I have had this problem for way too long and can not seem to work it out. If anyone knows what it may be or at least some things to check that would be great!!!!
Thanks
#7
RE: Mustang hesitation
I was having this problem before i put the big intake on and it firt started happening when it was raining. when the roads were really wet so i figured it had to be electrical, so i replaced the dist cap, rotor, plugs and wires and thought that it was fixed until it rained again and it was still happening so i put a new MSD coil on and it still didn't help so i replaced the module on the distibutor and it is still there so i replaced the engine ground and it didn't help at all and it seems to be getting worse, now it happens even when it is not raining but not all the time, i am about ready to change the whole wiring harness!!! The worst part about it is it only happens under load when driving so it is very hard to find when you are under the hood!!
Thanks for the input
Thanks for the input
#9
RE: Mustang hesitation
Have you had it tuned?
The fuel tank is a good guess as well. I went to fill mine up and it was one of those gas stations that you can still lift the handle so I put the handle down and decided to pump some more out of it until it stopped and gas came out of my tank - :P
I have been told that baffle might be my issue as well. I am looking to get a new tank soon.
The fuel tank is a good guess as well. I went to fill mine up and it was one of those gas stations that you can still lift the handle so I put the handle down and decided to pump some more out of it until it stopped and gas came out of my tank - :P
I have been told that baffle might be my issue as well. I am looking to get a new tank soon.
#10
RE: Mustang hesitation
I replaced the stock fuel pump a month ago with a 155LPH one and a friend of mine told me the same thing so i checked it when i was in there and it all seems good.
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