Bogging during acceleration
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Bogging during acceleration
I have recently run into a weird problem that only happens within the first 2 or 3 minutes of starting the car.
When I try to accelerate it will produce a flat sound and shake a little and bog out. No matter how much throttle I give it, it accelerates very strangely. It is only throwing the O2 and EGR codes. I want to say it was a bad fuel injector, but I figured it would've thrown a code. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
When I try to accelerate it will produce a flat sound and shake a little and bog out. No matter how much throttle I give it, it accelerates very strangely. It is only throwing the O2 and EGR codes. I want to say it was a bad fuel injector, but I figured it would've thrown a code. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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have you ever replaced your o2's? i would say check the wiring, make sure they didnt get burned on the exhaust. and as far as the egr code, you have to have someone delete that code so it doesnt keep coming up.
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I have the pre-cat O2s, but with no cats, there is no spot for the post-cat O2s. So I don't have any.
It didn't do it the first month I had the cam in. It only recently started doing it. I haven't retuned it yet.. I'm low on cash.
It didn't do it the first month I had the cam in. It only recently started doing it. I haven't retuned it yet.. I'm low on cash.
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UPDATE: It finally threw a code
I am not sure of the number, but it threw a code labeled: "Multiple Cylinder Misfires"
Funny thing is that there is no misfire.
I am not sure of the number, but it threw a code labeled: "Multiple Cylinder Misfires"
Funny thing is that there is no misfire.
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It's not only when it is cold though. It happens everytime I start the car. I could turn it off at operating temp and turn it right back on 2 seconds later and it would do it again. It happens as the computer goes through the start cycle.