yes it could be one or two bad filters. check one in gas tank and other down the fuel line. change if dirty and see if that fixes the problem. if not it could also be a comp problem with your fuel injection. also air fuel mixture could be off. jb yes it could be one or two bad filters. check one in gas tank and other down the fuel line. change if dirty and see if that fixes the problem. if not it could also be a comp problem with your fuel injection. also air fuel mixture could be off. i had the same problem and it was my air fuel mixture was to lean at higher speeds. jb
Could be a multitude of different things, I am trying to fix that same problem. Could be bad a throttle position sensor, a leaking or detached vacuum hose or a dirty fuel filter is what I've heard.
There are several things that can cause your 2002 Ford Taurus to hesitate when accelerating. A dirty air filter will cause the problem.
Mine does the same thing i was told it was the mass airflow sensor....but when i replaced it it still stutterd and dogs on me....your problem might be the mass airflow sensor...
There are several things that can cause a slow response to acceleration. The most common cause is a dirty air filter. A dirty fuel filter can also cause the problem.
Have your fuel filter checked first. If that doesn't solve your problem, then have your catalytic convertor checked.
Sounds like a fuel delivery problem, either a plugged up fuel filter or incorrect fuel pressure.
If a Dodge Dakota misfires under acceleration, the problem is either the spark plugs, the coil, or the distributor. It could also be a problem with the fuel pump, fuel filter, or the carburetor.
Replacing the fuel filter may fix the problem. Also check the air filter and replace if necessary.
It could Be a couple of things but first try changing your fuel and air filter. is it an automatic?
Probably same problem I am having. Seems to be either the fuel pump or fuel filter. I am changing the fuel filter first, because they are cheaper.
dirty fuel filter
Check the fuel filter or the fuel pump.