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BigDTX
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Post subject: Engine Hestitation  Posted: December 28th, 2009, 3:16 pm |
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When i'm driving or Parked and run the engine up to 2K RPM plus then immediatley back off the gas, the engine slams, almost stalls. It is particularly present at 35-50 mph causing the "slamming" effect when going from acceleration to coast and it slams against the tranny. Any Ideas?
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StonecoldChavez
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Post subject: Re: Engine Hestitation Posted: December 28th, 2009, 10:16 pm |
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Location: New Jersey
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What year truck? Auto or manual?
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OffroadX
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Post subject: Re: Engine Hestitation Posted: December 30th, 2009, 11:06 am |
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Location: Lat 4° 32' 0S Long 154° 13' 60E
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Why he posted a new thread to reply is a mystery, but he said:
"I have a 2001 XTerra, 4wd auto trans. 80K miles, well maintained."
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AzWheelin
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Post subject: Re: Engine Hestitation Posted: December 31st, 2009, 5:43 pm |
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Location: Mohave Desert, Arizona
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Sounds like the driver's side motor mount. Fine under torque, but slams when you back off. The hesitation is probably the infamous torn intake duct.
04 White Xterra
3" Calmini SL
265/75/16 Mudstar M/T's
Resonator Mod
Fabricated Rocksliders
Soon to come- SAS
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BigDTX
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Post subject: Re: Engine Hestitation Posted: February 6th, 2010, 12:44 am |
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Been out of Country. Thanks for Y'all's input. I'll be spending this weekend going over my rig. Sorry I posted wrong earlier...no excuse just bone headitis. OK, now that You have given me this bit of sound advice. What are 5 things I can do to increase gas mileage and performance?
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AzWheelin
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Post subject: Re: Engine Hestitation Posted: February 6th, 2010, 10:24 am |
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Location: Mohave Desert, Arizona
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Buy a sub compact. lol.
I believe this subject has been tackled numerous times. You could probably do a search for gas mileage and find plenty of information.
The best thing you can do is just accept the fact that you bought an SUV and it wasn't made for getting great gas mileage.
I removed the intake resonators and run anywhere from 17-20 mpg, depending on how fast I drive and how long the hills are that I have to climb.
04 White Xterra
3" Calmini SL
265/75/16 Mudstar M/T's
Resonator Mod
Fabricated Rocksliders
Soon to come- SAS
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StonecoldChavez
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Post subject: Re: Engine Hestitation Posted: February 6th, 2010, 10:32 am |
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Open air intake and a free, less restrictive exhaust sytems is what I did. Also going to all synthetic fluids will help.
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