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Old 12-02-04, 01:46 PM
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hesitation w/ haltech

hey guys, i tried posting in the haltech forum, but its been a couple days now and no replies...

my car has a big hesitation... if i have the car totally warmed up and i rev it in neutral, it hesitates before the RPMs rise. i cannot figure out why. i removed my LIM/UIM last weekend to paint them and i reinstalled them, now this hesitation is here. if i rev it part throttle, its fine, but when i go half or full throttle revving, it feels like it runs on one rotor for a split second before it actually revs....

anyone ever had this kind of problem?
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Originally Posted by jacobcartmill
hey guys, i tried posting in the haltech forum, but its been a couple days now and no replies...

my car has a big hesitation... if i have the car totally warmed up and i rev it in neutral, it hesitates before the RPMs rise. i cannot figure out why. i removed my LIM/UIM last weekend to paint them and i reinstalled them, now this hesitation is here. if i rev it part throttle, its fine, but when i go half or full throttle revving, it feels like it runs on one rotor for a split second before it actually revs....

anyone ever had this kind of problem?
You tried setting the TPS?
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Hesitations right upon throttle application usually mean your throttle response setting is lean...
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^Yep, time to adjust the throttle pumps, I'd say.
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well, i was thinking it had something to do with the throttle, but i havent changed anything before...
and this has gotten progressively more noticable over the past week.

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Originally Posted by jon88se
Hesitations right upon throttle application usually mean your throttle response setting is lean...
Could be too rich too. Most likely lean though.
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Too rich would probably break up, not stumble...
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i had an 87 t2 that did that but i didn't have a haltech. just stock ecu, but it was the fuel pump. doubt this helps, i'm just throwing it out as a suggestion.
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Check all the stupid stuff first...make sure the plug wires are all on securely, check the fuel filter...make sure you have no vac leaks @ the UIM/LIM
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