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Engine Hiccup

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Disconnect battery (save all your radio settings, etc.)

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Aside from taking it into a dealer, you might want to try and disconnect the battery (save all your radio settings, etc.) for about 10 minutes or so, then reconnect and start car.
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Disconnect battery this morning

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great suggestion, i will disconnect the battery this morning before driving to work and see if that eliminates the problem.
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Aside from taking it into a dealer, you might want to try and disconnect the battery (save all your radio settings, etc.) for about 10 minutes or so, then reconnect and start car.
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great suggestion, i will disconnect the battery this morning before driving to work and see if that eliminates the problem.
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POST 1Original post

I searched a few different keywords to no avail. I have noticed over the past several thousand miles a hiccup in the engine when accelerating. Say for example I am cruising at 60mph, at the exact moment I push farther down on the gas peddle to acclerate I notice that the engine quickly "blurps" or "hiccups". Almost a hesitation, but very quick. Everytime it happens I can't help but to think this is not the way it should normally accelerate. I wondered if any of you have experienced the same thing and can provide some insight. Thanks in advance

POST 2Original post

No, haven't had that one, but it almost sounds like a MAF (mass airflow) or TPS (throttle positioning sensor) problem/calibration. Aside from taking it into a dealer, you might want to try and disconnect the battery (save all your radio settings, etc.) for about 10 minutes or so, then reconnect and start car. This usually forces a recalibration of the computer will all the sensors. If this doesn't work, off to the dealer.

POST 3Original post

atlas, thanks for the reply. great suggestion, i will disconnect the battery this morning before driving to work and see if that eliminates the problem. don't laugh but how do i save the radio settings?

POST 4Original post

I also notice two times over last two months. Is your car stock? If I recall correctly, I am in very high gear and the throttle is about 1/8.. I guess you might need the radio code as well..

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