Buick Regal 1991 3800 V6 Stalling
 

This just started:
When driving, during acceleration the engien hesiates and some times I can
hear a backfire from the front. The drive is realt rough.
When the car is in nutral, I can get high RPM with no problem. I tryed
putting the car in gear and while pressing the brakes pressing the gas
peddal. It will do the same > kind of hesitation while the RPM goes up
(Hesitate all the way) and some low noise bakfire.
Any idea?

Chances are it is the MAF (mass airflow) sensor that is causing the
problem...but you should also check the
TPS (throttle position sensor) for correct operation.

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Mad-Dog
'79 Chevy K-10
Slightly modified
pictures can be found he
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"Stam" > wrote in message
. com...
> This just started:
> When driving, during acceleration the engien hesiates and some times I can
> hear a backfire from the front. The drive is realt rough.
> When the car is in nutral, I can get high RPM with no problem. I tryed
> putting the car in gear and while pressing the brakes pressing the gas
> peddal. It will do the same > kind of hesitation while the RPM goes up
> (Hesitate all the way) and some low noise bakfire.
> Any idea?
>
>

Thank you.

The problem was a faulty ignition coil (one of the three).



"Mad Dog" > wrote in message
...
> Chances are it is the MAF (mass airflow) sensor that is causing the
> problem...but you should also check the
> TPS (throttle position sensor) for correct operation.
>
> --
> Mad-Dog
> '79 Chevy K-10
> Slightly modified
> pictures can be found he
> http://mad-dog16.tripod.com/
> --
> "Stam" > wrote in message
> . com...
> > This just started:
> > When driving, during acceleration the engien hesiates and some times I
can
> > hear a backfire from the front. The drive is realt rough.
> > When the car is in nutral, I can get high RPM with no problem. I tryed
> > putting the car in gear and while pressing the brakes pressing the gas
> > peddal. It will do the same > kind of hesitation while the RPM goes up
> > (Hesitate all the way) and some low noise bakfire.
> > Any idea?
> >
> >
>
>

"Stam" > wrote in message
om...
> Thank you.
>
> The problem was a faulty ignition coil (one of the three).
>
>

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