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So, when I try to floor it in any gear under 2000 rpm, it starts to cut out like crazy, anyone else having problems like this? 99 FIRE BIRD M5...I know it can be numerous things, guess I'll get to looking...any suggestions appreciated!!
Is it ONLY under 2000 RPM? Also is it ok at idle, or at least it seems to be? IS it only at WOT you notice it alot, or even at say 25% throttle? Sounds similar to what mine did when I had a single bad wire. Mine idles good, and would go with partial throttle, but under more load and WOT it was BAD.
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