When you are accelerating and your vehicle is sputtering, it is usually a misfire in the engine. Meaning one of your spark plugs or wires is malfunctioning. A simple tune up will fix this problem. Sputtering caused by a misfire is usually accompanied by a jerking of the vehicle when Idle. IF you are at a stop sign and you let go of the brakes, your vehicle will start jerking forward on its own without pressing the gas. try a tune up.
blown headgasket
Its your coil packs, they become defective after time, it causes a sputtering and loss of compression. Also check the intkae manifold. the throttle body control will regulate fuel to stop sputtering set idle for around 900rpms
A lot depends on when it is sputtering. Is it hesitating under acceleration? That is what happens most commonly in eclipses. It is probably a misfire in one of the cylinders. Change your plugs and wires.
I sometimes sputter when I'm nervous. Please reword the question and tell me what year and engine and describe what you are doing with the car when "sputtering" occurs. Would help if you can think of additional description of what you mean by "sputtering".
No a force causes acceleration.
if it is an automatic could be spark plugs or spark plug wiring...if a manual check the fuel pump
Force causes acceleration.
you probably need a tun up
probably the O RING which is located under the spigot swivel
There is no force of acceleration. Acceleration is the rate at which velocity changes over time. A net force causes acceleration.
Every force causes acceleration, if it's not opposed and canceled by other forces.
The Synonym for sputtering is stuttering.