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Old 21-07-2006, 03:17 PM   #1
alpineau
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Default My Car Is Grasping

Hi All

I have a quick question, My car seems to be grasping when i go to accelerate, It dosen't do it when i accelerate very lightly.

I have in the past 2 months changed or had changed under warranty the following parts

Coil Pack
Leads
Plugs
Steering Rack
A Couple Pullys and seals

I guess my question is what could cause my car to cough when i accelerate. It does not seem like a miss, i had that when the coil was failing so anyone got any ideas. The car runs fine when just idleing. I do have a humming fuel pump could that cause the problem?


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