mbsheffield

Any suggestions to what to start looking at to fix the problem?

Blackpanther99

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Is it backfiring from the exhaust? A way to fix this backfiring usually involves checking for vacuum leaks, changing the airflow sensor, oxygen sensor, or fuel filter to ensure the fuel system is functioning properly. Because backfire occurs when there is an imbalance in the air to fuel ratio required for your vehicle to operate properly. If the fuel mixture is too lean (not enough fuel) you may have a backfire in the intake, or too rich (too much fuel) you may get a backfire out of the exhaust system. Most backfires are easily repaired by correcting the imbalance and providing a greater or lesser percentage of fuel to the mixture.

Blackpanther99

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Something wrong is occuring in your fuel system most likely. Even incorrect ignition timing to the spark plugs could be another cause of your backfiring.

Slowbird780

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I'm not trying to sound like an a** but if u don't know where to start I suggest taking it to someone that does cause in the end u will cause yourself more time and money

Blackpanther99

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Agreed^ saves you time and money

mbsheffield

Thanks I just cleaned the MAF sensor gonna try putting new fuel filter in tomm. Has new plugs and wires.

Thanks for the help

Blackpanther99

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ok, hopefully that will help