Slight Hesitation...
Discussion
Hi All
I've noticed that occasionally when I bury the accelerator, at around 2,500-3,000RPM the car seems to 'hesitate' for a split second before getting on with it.
It only happens under hard acceleration and otherwise the car's running better than fine.
Any clues as to what it might be?
Thanks in advance
I've noticed that occasionally when I bury the accelerator, at around 2,500-3,000RPM the car seems to 'hesitate' for a split second before getting on with it.
It only happens under hard acceleration and otherwise the car's running better than fine.
Any clues as to what it might be?
Thanks in advance
beano500 said:
Make sure your HT leads are all firmly connected (and clean and dry). Is anything like the plugs, leads, connectors, in need of replacement?
Thanks old boy, I'll have a poke around at the weekend. Everything looks in good nick, so hopefully no need for replacements...
Plotloss said:
I had this for a while.
In my case I think it was the coil...
Was it easily rectifed? Is it the sort of thing that can be left until the next service (c.2 months away) if it's not an easy DIY job?
>> Edited by Nuggs on Friday 4th February 11:17
Nuggs said:
I've noticed that occasionally when I bury the accelerator, at around 2,500-3,000RPM the car seems to 'hesitate' for a split second before getting on with it.
Thanks in advance
that explains why you were having trouble keeping up at the goodwood meet.
we were all abit worried.
hope everything gets sorted soon
Regards,
N
Thanks to everyone for their help.
Morgala - spot on mate. I replaced the HT leads and all is working fine now!
While I had the bonnet up, I also cleaned the stepper motor - what a difference at start up, no more struggling to maintain revs!
And a BIG thanks to Tim @ ACT (aka 2 Sheds) who had the leads in stock when I called on Friday afternoon and was kind enough to let me eat into his weekend by picking them up from his place on Saturday. Top quality service!
Morgala - spot on mate. I replaced the HT leads and all is working fine now!

While I had the bonnet up, I also cleaned the stepper motor - what a difference at start up, no more struggling to maintain revs!
And a BIG thanks to Tim @ ACT (aka 2 Sheds) who had the leads in stock when I called on Friday afternoon and was kind enough to let me eat into his weekend by picking them up from his place on Saturday. Top quality service!
cosmoschick said:
Excellent. I need some new leads and since he's based in East Grinstead I can call in and then stop by mum's for a cup of tea on the way home!
Yup, do it Cosmos. The obvious difference in quality between the standard jobbies and the Magnecors is huge. And in a rather sexy blue, they'd even suit with Trev's complexion...
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