engine pulses on acceleration?
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engine pulses on acceleration?
First off i am going to explain what is on my truck...i have a 1997 with the 4.6L V8. it is a rebuilt engine with about 13k miles on it. rebuilt tranny also. i have 38" tires on it with stock gearing.
so now the problem...when i accelerate, it sort of pulses. I dont know why it does this, is it just because of the big tires and gearing? during normal acceleration it seems fine but when i get too about half throttle all the way up to full throttle, it pulses. it does this whether i am at a stop or while im already moving. is there something in particular that i should check? I am going to clean my throttle body tomorrow because i had to clean my throttle body on my last car so i have the cleaner...could this be the problem? or maybe like the mass air flow sensor is messed up? just some ideas that have been going through my head. what do yall think it could be? thanks for any help or suggestions.
so now the problem...when i accelerate, it sort of pulses. I dont know why it does this, is it just because of the big tires and gearing? during normal acceleration it seems fine but when i get too about half throttle all the way up to full throttle, it pulses. it does this whether i am at a stop or while im already moving. is there something in particular that i should check? I am going to clean my throttle body tomorrow because i had to clean my throttle body on my last car so i have the cleaner...could this be the problem? or maybe like the mass air flow sensor is messed up? just some ideas that have been going through my head. what do yall think it could be? thanks for any help or suggestions.
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if it was anything other than motorcraft denso or ngk plugs then they may need to be replaced. and only motorcraft wires work right with the modular engines
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not really. that would just make it take a while to get up to speed. which it also causes alot of wear. so check your drive shaft u-joints because that could cause that same symptoms.