BLOWN-WH
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Firstly Happy New Year to all!!
Been enjoying my WN Caprice for the past few weeks since i picked it up but have noticed one thing tough every time i start the car and go to leave in the mornings....When i reverse down my driveway and then put it into D when i go to accelerate (lightly/normal) it feels like the car hesitates or shudders for a second or two. Its a very light feel i receive and sort of feel the feedback through the accelerator pedal also.
Once i drive off it will never do it again until obviously the next day i go to use the car etc.
Is this kind of thing I'm describing considered normal for the L77/AFM motors or could something else be wrong (really hoping thats not the case)?
Its a late 2013 MY14 model V8 AFM Auto with just over 50k on the clock.
Only managed to change the fuel once so far (not sure what was in it before) to 98 BP Ultimate now.
A few friends i have asked have suggested it could be the fuel or the AFM engaging/disengaging possibly? This is the first Holden I've owned with AFM so i have no clue how this system behaves normally.
Any help or info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Been enjoying my WN Caprice for the past few weeks since i picked it up but have noticed one thing tough every time i start the car and go to leave in the mornings....When i reverse down my driveway and then put it into D when i go to accelerate (lightly/normal) it feels like the car hesitates or shudders for a second or two. Its a very light feel i receive and sort of feel the feedback through the accelerator pedal also.
Once i drive off it will never do it again until obviously the next day i go to use the car etc.
Is this kind of thing I'm describing considered normal for the L77/AFM motors or could something else be wrong (really hoping thats not the case)?
Its a late 2013 MY14 model V8 AFM Auto with just over 50k on the clock.
Only managed to change the fuel once so far (not sure what was in it before) to 98 BP Ultimate now.
A few friends i have asked have suggested it could be the fuel or the AFM engaging/disengaging possibly? This is the first Holden I've owned with AFM so i have no clue how this system behaves normally.
Any help or info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.