94 NewYorker unnecessary roughness

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Jennifer Juniper, Apr 10, 2005.

  1. Hello....thought I'd get some feedback here before I take my car to the
    station.

    Two/three weeks ago I noticed a roughness or hesitation while driving.
    It usually appears when taking my foot off the gas or while driving at
    slower speeds, say 30-45 mph. Then a few days ago my check engine
    light came on once and stayed lit til I parked. The check engine light
    didn't come on again til last night driving home.

    Can anyone steer me in the right direction as to what I should look at?

    It would be much appreciated.

    Thanks
    Jeannie




























































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    Jennifer Juniper, Apr 10, 2005
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  2. Jennifer Juniper

    Bob Shuman Guest

    Jeannie,

    If the check engine light stayed on, then you can provide us more
    information by using the vehicle's self diagnostics and posting the result
    here. To find the trouble code or codes, you turn the ignition key to the
    on (but do not start the car) position, then switch off, then repeat this
    quickly two more times. If you do this correctly and leave the key in the
    On position, you should see the vehicle's service engine light flash. The
    flashing is giving whatever 2 digit codes are stored in the computer. If
    there is no trouble, then the vehicle will flash five times, then a short
    delay, then five more times. This is a code 55 which means end of codes.
    You should see something that resembles a 12, then some other two digit
    code(s), then the 55. Post what you get here.

    Also, please provide some additional information that will assist in
    providing a diagnosis and further recommendations. At the minimum, include
    the vehicle mileage, maintenance history (when was it last tuned), and any
    other relevant info such as whether it burns a lot of oil, etc. Also let us
    know if you or someone you know is handy and can do whatever work is needed
    or if you are just looking to get info before you take it in to a service
    center.

    People on this newsgroup are very knowledgeable and will help you to
    determine what you need to do next.

    Bob
     
    Bob Shuman, Apr 10, 2005
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