Lumpy Acceleration
I wonder if I could ask for some help from all you gurus out there.
I have a 2004 STi, PPP, bought in March and now about 5000 miles on the clock. Not serviced since 1000 miles... use largely 97 RON petrol, with occasional 95 stuff.
The car's has been sweet as a nut, and gets driven fairly hard, but recently after a longish, and hard, drive down to Helmsley from Teesside (fantastic road) the acceleration has been lumpy past 5 1/2 thousand revs. It doesn't gently run out of steam, it jerks a little as though perhaps the fuel's not getting through. It happens consistently between 5 1/2 and 6 thousand revs .... not always but 90% of the time.
I'd really appreciate any help, or advice anyone has out there. I'll take it to the dealer but just wanted to ask you chaps first
Thanks a million
Paul
Originally Posted by petto
I wonder if I could ask for some help from all you gurus out there.
I have a 2004 STi, PPP, bought in March and now about 5000 miles on the clock. Not serviced since 1000 miles... use largely 97 RON petrol, with occasional 95 stuff.
The car's has been sweet as a nut, and gets driven fairly hard, but recently after a longish, and hard, drive down to Helmsley from Teesside (fantastic road) the acceleration has been lumpy past 5 1/2 thousand revs. It doesn't gently run out of steam, it jerks a little as though perhaps the fuel's not getting through. It happens consistently between 5 1/2 and 6 thousand revs .... not always but 90% of the time.
I'd really appreciate any help, or advice anyone has out there. I'll take it to the dealer but just wanted to ask you chaps first
Thanks a million
Paul
Last edited by ashackle; Nov 11, 2004 at 03:58 PM.
yep.......could be a plug .....unlightly though .....platinum plugz are quite good under load ......sounds more like the MAF to me ......take it dealers and get the select monitor on it .....it`s still under warranty right ?
scott
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