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Hesitation while pulling out in traffic!

shastamonk
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Hello everyone,

I found some information regarding hesitation but am looking for clarification. Today while turning left and pulling out into traffic our 04 CS hesitated. We have had our car for about 2 and a half years and this is the first time this problem has happened. Is reprogramming the fix? If so why would it take so long to surface? I have not hooked up the Durametric yet to see if any errors are present but will update this post if I find any. It did not feel like a transmission issue, it was more like no response between the throttle and the engine. I read another post that said the fix was a "air mass sensor/kickdown adaptation". Anyone have a handle on this? This is my wifes car and we have 2 year old daughter. I would hate for her to to have an accident.

Regards,

Scott

Update: Durametric posted no errors.

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Loren, is this something the dealer would charge you for? The car is no longer under factory warrenty.

Regards,

Scott

Yes and know. If you have have a history of this complaint then a good dealer would certainly fix it for free.

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