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Okay people, I have an issue. Thankfully it's not major.
I have a '99 Grand Am with a 3400. I started it up this morning and it was running fine. Well, I take it out on the road on my way to work and it stuttered pretty bad. Felt like a cylinder missing or something. Once I got to 4000 rpms it ran fine but kept stuttering until then. Once she warmed up to 200F it ran with no issues what so ever. Started it up again at lunch and no problems.
Anyway, because our other car is a convertible mine gets to sit outside and it rained a lot and was very humid and wet this morning. I am assuming that's the reason for the problem. Moisture is getting in there somewhere. I'm going to replace the wires this week since they're original. Plugs and fuel filter were replaced about 6 months ago. Anything else I should check for?
Thanks,
Andrew
I have a '99 Grand Am with a 3400. I started it up this morning and it was running fine. Well, I take it out on the road on my way to work and it stuttered pretty bad. Felt like a cylinder missing or something. Once I got to 4000 rpms it ran fine but kept stuttering until then. Once she warmed up to 200F it ran with no issues what so ever. Started it up again at lunch and no problems.
Anyway, because our other car is a convertible mine gets to sit outside and it rained a lot and was very humid and wet this morning. I am assuming that's the reason for the problem. Moisture is getting in there somewhere. I'm going to replace the wires this week since they're original. Plugs and fuel filter were replaced about 6 months ago. Anything else I should check for?
Thanks,
Andrew