Driving slow
12-04-2009, 10:50 PM
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Driving slow
Just wondering if other Mustangs have this problem.
Cruising at a constant speed in 1st and sometimes 2nd.
Just above idle, like 1200rpm.
My car starts to buck no matter how steady you hold the throttle.
Just wondering because I don't have this problem in my Ram and my sister's Passat would not buck even if you got in and out of the throttle.
Cruising at a constant speed in 1st and sometimes 2nd.
Just above idle, like 1200rpm.
My car starts to buck no matter how steady you hold the throttle.
Just wondering because I don't have this problem in my Ram and my sister's Passat would not buck even if you got in and out of the throttle.
12-05-2009, 07:09 AM
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I am particularly puzzled on what weight loss product to order, since there are so a number of choices in the market. The latest hypes on Oprah similar to hoodia gordonii or coleus do not make this matter any more straightforward. I really don't have an idea where to begin, should I opt for an exact fat loss program, routine of exercises...All I came to realize is that an alteration is required. And this change needs to take place now.
12-05-2009, 09:27 AM
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This might not be the most appropriate category for this question, but since weight loss is a country-wide pandemic, I was sure that there will probably be many guys or ladies in this forum, who have been through any weight loss plans at all. If you have some knowledge whatsoever please share.
I am particularly puzzled on what weight loss product to order, since there are so a number of choices in the market. The latest hypes on Oprah similar to hoodia gordonii or coleus do not make this matter any more straightforward. I really don't have an idea where to begin, should I opt for an exact fat loss program, routine of exercises...All I came to realize is that an alteration is required. And this change needs to take place now.
I am particularly puzzled on what weight loss product to order, since there are so a number of choices in the market. The latest hypes on Oprah similar to hoodia gordonii or coleus do not make this matter any more straightforward. I really don't have an idea where to begin, should I opt for an exact fat loss program, routine of exercises...All I came to realize is that an alteration is required. And this change needs to take place now.
Yea your about to get hit with the ban stick.
12-09-2009, 06:55 AM
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it should not surge as such expecially with a stock cam,I'D run a koer test and check for codes, if none exist check fuel pressure and for vaccum leaks that'll cause lean conditions and if it is MAF equipped, clean the maf