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Hello all!
This is my first time posting here. I recently purchased a 2000 C5 with 74k. Within the first couple of days I started having issues... most of which I have fixed/figured out. This one has me scratching my head tho. Under heavy acceleration, I notice a slight hesitation in the 3000 to 3500 rpm range. I've ran fuel injector/fuel system cleaner and I've had the car checked out by Chevy. of course nothing found. I did however notice that if I turn off traction control the hesitation pretty much goes away for the most part. I know that the traction control with limit my power if it senses wheel spin... in which should be displayed on the info screen. But it doesn't display that when I get that hesitation. Any thoughts??? And thank you!
Can you get and post the actual size of the front and rear tires???
It is very possible to have 17" wheels in the front and 18" wheels in the back and STILL have tire sizes that do not meet the tire stagger guidelines....
I found a solution to this problem. I installed a custom intake and brand new MAF sesnsor and the hesitation went away. Something so simple. Gotta love it
I found a solution to this problem. I installed a custom intake and brand new MAF sesnsor and the hesitation went away. Something so simple. Gotta love it
What intake and MAF sensor did you use? I have a hesitation put I only notice it when the RPMs are coming back down usually when I am cruising in the 40-50 mph range.
Well I had a Eddlebrock filter on it and a Granetelli Mass Air Flow sensor. My car didn't like the setup so I put the stock airbox back on but kept the Granetelli MAF and it still runs like a champ. So there was my problem the whole time. The damn MAF sensor. Hopefully that's all you need for your problem. I've spent hundreds on things that I thought was causing it and it continued. I should have thought of the MAF first and I would probably have saved alot of money but I got new parts anyways. Lol
Go to any race shop and they will have a full garbage can full of aftermarket MAF's
My assumption is that your car is stock cammed---- There is NO reason to change the MAF from stock as it is good to 500 HP---You may say your car is running great but since you never drove it with a stock MAF I believe you are leaving 10-20 RWHP on the table-
An aftermarket MAF can be made to work but you must have full tuning software in order to correct all the errors it produces---Typically they make the WOT fuel very rich---
A scanner or data logger will tell you what's going on--If your are serious about more HP then I would absolutely delve into some research---If you are fine with the way it is--then so be it--
Well I did drive the car with the stock MAF sensor and that was when I was getting my hesitation. Since I put this new one in I've had no hesitation at all