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    Bad fuel pump/filter?

    Could a bad fuel pump or filter cause my car to bog down on occasion then suddenly feel normal? Like I'll be driving and it'll bog down, usually right after engaging the clutch, and if i stay on the gas for a little while then it'll suddenly jerk forward and feel like normal.
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    both fuel pump and filter can cause that but so can a bad map sensor. Start with the filter cause its cheapest.

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      #3
      Replacing the fuel filter is a good idea no matter what.

      The bogging could be the things said above. It could potentially be the oxygen sensor as well.


      Is your check engine light on? Does it ever come on while driving?






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        Yeah the cel is on but I thought it was only because while changing my clutch a couple months ago i lost the speedo sensor pin and my speedometer doesn't work. But yeah it does come on while i'm driving.

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          Originally posted by Fiveiron_42 View Post
          Yeah the cel is on but I thought it was only because while changing my clutch a couple months ago i lost the speedo sensor pin and my speedometer doesn't work. But yeah it does come on while i'm driving.
          Check the code. It's easy. Use the search key for "ECU" and "service connector" and you'll find a description of how to do it if you don't know how.

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            Originally posted by Fiveiron_42 View Post
            Could a bad fuel pump or filter cause my car to bog down on occasion then suddenly feel normal? Like I'll be driving and it'll bog down, usually right after engaging the clutch, and if i stay on the gas for a little while then it'll suddenly jerk forward and feel like normal.


            check ur spark plug wires,
            make sure theres no cracks n them...

            have u replaced them recently??

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              Im having a similar issue on my H22. Does it bog at idle? i agree with others but it sounds like an O2 sensor issue. however ive already replaced mine and the problem persists. i suppose ill try the map sensor next

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