What should I do if my Toyota Corolla hesitates during acceleration?
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Why does my Toyota Tacoma hesitate to accelerate?
If this mixture is thrown off in any way, it may result in an engine running too lean (not enough air), or too rich (not enough fuel). An engine that is hesitating to accelerate is most likely dealing with a fuel/air mixture that is too lean.
Why is my Toyota Corolla running so slow?
Another issue with Toyota’s was carbon build up on the intake valves. A top engine cleaner done by a shop can be done to see if it helps. In a lot of cases, removal of the head and a valve job was the answer as carbon absorbs fuel cold and after it warms up, it will run okay.
What kind of hesitation does a car have?
Experiencing severe hesitation when starting up from a stop and when accelerating while at lower speed. When engine is cold hesitation is minimal but as soon as engine reaches normal operating temperature. Hesitation is always so bad that I have to be careful pulling into traffic to avoid getting rear-ended.
When does a 98 corolla lose its power?
My 98 Corolla looses power (RPM’s) upon acceleration. The power loss varies from barely perceptible to so bad I have to pull off down a side street to get out of traffic. It happens pretty randomly (don’t see a real pattern) but seems to be more noticeable on more rapid acceleration.
Why does my Toyota Corolla not transfer power?
If your Corolla is too low on transmission fluid, it’ll will no longer be able to transfer power to the rear wheels. The power goes to the torque converter, and that’s the end of the line. You should check the transmission fluid immediately.
Why does my Corrolla lose power during acceleration?
Immediately the check engine light came on. That is when the O2 sensor had to be replaced (by another mechanic). After that is when the problem with loss of power started. The fuel filter I’m told is designed to not need regular replacement. It is part of the the fuel pump inside the tank. The air filter is fine. The check engine light is not on.