C32 Hesitating
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That said, there are power-loss issues with these cars related to MAF sensor and various anecdots relating to other causes.
I told them I will take them for a test drive next time cause when I pick it up tonight the mecanics will be gone.
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to solve the problem, simply manually select the gear before you slow down or even after you slow down. there should be little to no hesitation
at times if turn right or left, and a I ease on the gas, the trasmission will not kick down.
As soon as I manual select the gear, the power is back on.
If it was the blower being too hot, it would completely shut off for minutes. This has happened to some of the 55k members.
Ever since I got a new trasmission and torque converter, it has improved but it still shows up at times... not always but at least once a week.
When it does appear, I hit WOT a few times, to let the transmission know that I'm being aggressive. After that, the car behaves a bit more responsive.
This only happens during turning.. and never at a light or stop.
Flooring it all the way in 3rd and when it shifts into 4th there's a sudden jerk (or I should say slow *** shift) and then lost of power. If feels like I'm driving a 240 (no offense) at 110mph struggling to keep going. 1st, 2nd, 3rd are fine however.
Thank god I have the power-tran extended warranty...
I believe another thread suggested it could be related to glycol contamination in the transmission. Any further word on this?
If no one got a firm answer from the dealer, i'm not sure its worth me taking my car in (but I will anyways). I'll post what they say next week after I get it back.
It punches hard from a standstill, the front would jump when I kick it down from 0. But from a roll, its awful. And I'm comparing its power to the power it had months back. I remembered it felt much better.
If this has something to do with the transmission, well then, you C32 guys are probably not alone.
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Good Luck
can you tells us if they were able to get a computer code of the bad intercooler pump and fuse?
or it was something that the tech diagnosed?
my car is running really strong, but at times it does hesitate a bit. I'm wondering if I should just replace the IC pump to have better performance?
Vadim- If you read this post? Do you know who makes a better IC pump for our cars?
I will post the dealer verdict when I get the car back. I'm guessing they will need to keep it until at least Monday if they agree that the intercooler pump needs to be replaced.
Has anyone still experienced this problem after their pump has been replaced? I'm curious if its a one shot deal or if it will be a problem for the life of the car?
Thanks,
Kevin






