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If the oxygen sensor is not working properly, then the proper air and fuel mixture cannot be achieved. Based on this information, the engine control unit will know if there is too much or too little oxygen being ignited in the chamber. The oxygen sensor is responsible for calculating the amount of oxygen that was not burned in the exhaust system. If that doesn’t do the trick, you may need to have them professionally cleaned or simply replaced with new fuel injectors.

If you let your fuel injectors continue to be dirty, then it will impact how much fuel gets injected into the chamber.Ī good fuel injector cleaner is often a good, cheap fix that will restore proper fuel flow from the injectors. If you have not cleaned your fuel injectors for a long time, then they’re probably corroded with carbon deposits or other debris. This will cause hesitation as you accelerate. If there is a problem with your ignition system, such as with your spark plugs, rotor, or wires, then your engine will lose power at inconsistent times. This will cause your engine to lag, stumble, or hesitate. If any of the components in your fuel system stop working correctly, like your fuel injectors, fuel pump, or fuel pressure regulator, then your engine won’t get the proper amount of fuel it needs for combustion. Repair or replace any hoses which are causing the leak. Then you will experience engine hesitation which is most noticeable at low RPM. If any of the vacuum hoses around your engine become damaged or worn out, you could experience air leakage from them. If this sensor goes bad, the engine control unit will be unable to keep the right balance in the mixture. This helps sustain the proper air and fuel mixture while the vehicle is in use. The throttle position sensor monitors the throttle valve’s position and then relays this information to the engine control unit. To help you pinpoint the cause of this problem, below are 10 of the most common causes of engine hesitation while driving. Either there will be too much air or fuel, or too little. In any case, you will likely find the problem relates to an imbalance in fuel and air mixing in the chamber. You will need to figure out the cause of this problem and get it fixed by an experienced mechanic. One thing is for sure, you won’t be able to drive safely if your engine keeps hesitating while you’re on the road.

Top 10 Reasons Your Car Hesitates When Accelerating or Driving

9) Faulty Exhaust Gas Recirculation Valve.

8) Bad Manifold Absolute Pressure Sensor.

Top 10 Reasons Your Car Hesitates When Accelerating or Driving.

After completing this task, I attempted to start the engine and the same thing occurred-the first time this has happened in such close proximity to the last failure. The next morning after I retrieved the truck from the dealership, after driving 30-40 miles, I stopped to fuel up the truck. , the mechanic was unable to duplicate the problem. After keeping the truck overnight, testing the fuel pump for pressure etc. After letting the truck sit for a while, the next time I try to start the engine, it does! After the second time this happened, I took the truck to the dealer, who first diagnosed the possible culprit as the fuel pump ($$$). After driving for awhile, and letting the engine sit (usually an hour or so, but this last time only long enough to fill the gas tank), when I attempt to start the engine, it will crank and crank, but won't start. I know I haven't been on this forum much (spending most of my time fiddling with my m/c) but recently, I've begun having a wierd problem with my 2007 LS w/the smaller four cylinder engine.