Engine hesitation
In the early PM,soon after the engine is started ..when coming to a stop and the accelerator is depressed, there is a slight hesitation before the car moves??
stryfox: Thanks for the response... would you be kind enough to explain the full "throttle reset".. I'm have a general idea, but I don't know the particulars...Carl
pizzaguy: not using 89 octane...however really like the "finger"...very apropo!! Carl
Why yes I actually did on CAA4.. "next gas 50 miles"... so I added enough to make a 50/50 blend with my 91 octane to make sure I got to the next station.. LOL.
Oh.. and it was actually 87.. it was all they had unless I wanted to try a little diesel blend..
From reading previous posts on this matter it would appear that no hesitation or knocking was felt or heard.
These cars have anti-knock sensors and the timing is retarded to get rid of pre-ignition. Not good for performance but in a pinch................
These cars have anti-knock sensors and the timing is retarded to get rid of pre-ignition. Not good for performance but in a pinch................
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