Occassional bouts of surging when applying throttle

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Old Oct 21, 2004 | 12:04 PM
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Originally Posted by dan2304k
I have what I think are the same symptoms on occation, but I believe when it happens, it's my fault. Whenever it happens to me, it's becuase i've been a bit harsh with my clutch engagement. If I reduce throttle and let it settle, or just keep on WOT it works through it pretty quickly. I have always assumed it's due to subaru's infamously oversensitive knock sensor.
Mine only happens when driving light to mellow, or when starting out mellow and then stabbing it.

My ride is stock, also. I have noticed some improvement lately since I switched to Chevron fuel.
Old Oct 21, 2004 | 12:26 PM
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Jason,

I can't... I've just spent 8+K on a new motorcycle . Besides, I'm already shopping for new shoes for the car... the turbo has to wait.

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Old Nov 6, 2004 | 10:51 PM
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this is madness....

I can't read it all just yet...I'll get to it more later.

I have a bone stock 04..well as far as the drivetrain is concerned anyways...I have been getting this pretty much since day one...pisses me off. People often ask whats up with my car....I just say..bah...I have no Fing Idea.
Old Nov 6, 2004 | 11:25 PM
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Originally Posted by shadowcat
Jason,

I've just spent 8+K on a new motorcycle
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I've just spend 8+K on suicide

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Old Nov 8, 2004 | 10:13 AM
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Originally Posted by OneManArmy
this is madness....

I can't read it all just yet...I'll get to it more later.

I have a bone stock 04..well as far as the drivetrain is concerned anyways...I have been getting this pretty much since day one...pisses me off. People often ask whats up with my car....I just say..bah...I have no Fing Idea.
Gonna try colder plugs next week and see if it helps. I did notice that it runs better on 76 and Chevron gas, though it might just be the weather!
Old Nov 8, 2004 | 10:55 AM
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Originally Posted by HellaDumb
Gonna try colder plugs next week and see if it helps. I did notice that it runs better on 76 and Chevron gas, though it might just be the weather!
mine still does it... and I am a gas snob. I ONLY use 76 and chevron.

not the weather.... mine does it at all times. though it does do it more when it's not quite warmed up yet.

let me know if the colder plugs do it.

I have my 30k tune up coming. I'm thinking of putting in better tranny fluid, colder plugs and a grounding kit...as well as an optima battery. Winters here and between my stereo and cold starts my car is pissed when it has to start.
Old Nov 8, 2004 | 08:03 PM
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Originally Posted by OneManArmy
mine still does it... and I am a gas snob. I ONLY use 76 and chevron.

not the weather.... mine does it at all times. though it does do it more when it's not quite warmed up yet.

let me know if the colder plugs do it.

I have my 30k tune up coming. I'm thinking of putting in better tranny fluid, colder plugs and a grounding kit...as well as an optima battery. Winters here and between my stereo and cold starts my car is pissed when it has to start.
One thing I have noticed is that it significantly decreases after resetting the ecu (disconnecting power for 20 mins, or obd2 reset tool). Anyway, I'll post my results after the new plugs.
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