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    I have a 94 Camaro and it recently out of the blue started stumbling under acceleration. I didn't drive it for about 4 days when I put new front shocks, rotors and pads on, then I changed the oil because it was that time and took it for a drive and during that drive it started. I know the shocks, rotors/pads, or oil wouldn't be the cause. I took it to a place and they told me it was my spark plug wires and plugs but I put new Accel wires and AC Delco Platinum plugs on about 3 months ago. Also at that time I added new Accel Coils. The Haynes manual I have says if it stumbles its from the timing being wrong or dirty/clogged injectors or low fuel pressure. I have put fuel system cleaner in it before this happened so it shouldn't be the injectors. The timing is controlled by the computer since it is a DIS, so is my computer bad or am I missing something?

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    The engine only stumbles when you punch it when idling when in park or when you punch it when driving, other times it is nice and smooth.

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      Are you throwing any codes? SES light coming on?
      1995 Pontiac Firebird
      2008 Chevrolet Silverado LT Crew Cab 4x4

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        I had my car stumbling the same way, during hard acceleration...turns out i broke one of my spark plugs when i replaced em, swapped it out and she runs beautiful.

        2002 SOM Z28 Camaro - 12.9 @ 104 mph
        1996 3800 Camaro - 13.43 @ 100.77 mph


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          If you are sure your spark plugs and wires are good, check your coils and ICM, when I took my ICM and 3 coils into autozone, they all tested fine. I bought a new ICM and installed that with my old coils and it solved the problem. Came with a lifetime warranty, too, so I'm set for a while.

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            Originally posted by Mogobs30th
            Are you throwing any codes? SES light coming on?
            No codes and no SES light coming on.

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              Originally posted by speedyz
              If you are sure your spark plugs and wires are good, check your coils and ICM, when I took my ICM and 3 coils into autozone, they all tested fine. I bought a new ICM and installed that with my old coils and it solved the problem. Came with a lifetime warranty, too, so I'm set for a while.
              The coils are Accel coils and are 3 months old, but I will pull my ICM off and take it to get tested.

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              • #8
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                Originally posted by LETZRIDE
                I had my car stumbling the same way, during hard acceleration...turns out i broke one of my spark plugs when i replaced em, swapped it out and she runs beautiful.

                I replaced my spark plugs 3 months ago but I will pull them out and get new ones and see if it runs better and if it does I'll take the old ones back.

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                • #9
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                  Originally posted by jnxV6
                  I replaced my spark plugs 3 months ago but I will pull them out and get new ones and see if it runs better and if it does I'll take the old ones back.

                  If there only 3 months old you dont have to go buy new ones...Just check them to makes sure there not cracked/damaged and make sure there tight.

                  Since there 3 months old and the problem just started i'd check that there all tight first...but dont buy new ones unless there damaged, waste of money

                  2002 SOM Z28 Camaro - 12.9 @ 104 mph
                  1996 3800 Camaro - 13.43 @ 100.77 mph


                  Project Cars | How To Guides | Scratch Repair | Synthetic Oil

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                    Originally posted by LETZRIDE
                    If there only 3 months old you dont have to go buy new ones...Just check them to makes sure there not cracked/damaged and make sure there tight.

                    Since there 3 months old and the problem just started i'd check that there all tight first...but dont buy new ones unless there damaged, waste of money
                    They look fine, I am going to get my ignition control module tested tomorrow

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                    • #11
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                      I reinstalled my original coils and it is running like it used to, thanks for all the help.

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