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Summiz 04-15-2019 06:38 PM

chugging like a damn train
 
Hey all,
My 03, 71K miles, has developed a "chug" from the engine. Oil pressure, idle, and power all read/feel perfect, fuel economy is on par, so I dont suspect misfire. It only happens under load, sounds like a freight train. Just fyi put in 6.5 Qs of Fresh 5w30 mobile one. The balancer had gotten to the point where tensioners are humming, but I don't know any correlation. Any clues out there?

C5 Diag 04-15-2019 07:15 PM

How about pulling codes first through the DIC if you can...this may put you into the right “diagnostic funnel” as a they say...this “chugging” can be the result of numerous items !!...you can disconnect the MAF sensor and see if it still chugs...can be dirty air filter, fuel filter, fuel pump, O2 sensor issues...without a scan tool and some diagnostic equipment you’ll just be guessing at this point !!

BigGun 04-15-2019 07:26 PM

:iagree:
You don't need tools to pull codes using the dic. That might at least give you a start.

Summiz 04-15-2019 08:23 PM


Originally Posted by C5 Diag (Post 1599233180)
How about pulling codes first through the DIC if you can...this may put you into the right “diagnostic funnel” as a they say...this “chugging” can be the result of numerous items !!...you can disconnect the MAF sensor and see if it still chugs...can be dirty air filter, fuel filter, fuel pump, O2 sensor issues...without a scan tool and some diagnostic equipment you’ll just be guessing at this point !!

will do, thanks for the info.

Pounder 04-15-2019 09:16 PM

dirty MAF can cause similar issues !!!

Leftlane_1 04-16-2019 03:16 PM

My first thought would be MAF also. I remember one time i forgot to plug the maf sensor back together and the vehicle would hardly move unless I floored the throttle.


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