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Old Jan 29, 2011 | 01:04 AM
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Hesitating, Bucking, COR Fixed

Hey Guy's, It's my first post but I have been here awhile....It's my turn to hopefully help someone......My truck is a 1990 4wd 22RE M/T

My problem started about 500 miles after my motor rebuild (I will post my build later with pics).

Here were the symptoms:

1) I started to have a few hesitations while driving home from work, like after 20 miles. but nothing on the way to work.

2) Hesitating started to happen more often, so I started to check all the normal stuff (Cap, Rotor, Wires, Coil, checked 4 of my motor ground points) found nothing wrong as most was replaced during my rebuild.

3) After a few days of this problem only happening while driving home, the problem started to get really bad.....while driving on the freeway, it would start with a few hesitations then become more to where I would have to get off the freeway.
While at the stop light off the freeway I would be able to rev the motor, but as soon as I accelerated in first gear it would give a violent bucking then I go to second gear and more bucking till I pulled over...

Funny thing is I would turn the truck off for a few seconds then start it & I could drive the rest of the way home with no problems....

I started to check more items in the next 3-4 days (check and adjust TPS, AFM, EFI relay, Circuit relay swith (cor), ECM, Fuel pump, Fuel filter & Fuel pressure) All checked out to be OK!!

I was stumped, so more reading and searching this Great Site!!!

I cam across this Thread by: mattaway https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...-fixed-179998/

So I checked my Circuit Relay Switch (COR) AGAIN!!!!

STA-E1 26.5 ohms -------Range is 17-25 ohms
+B-FC 141.5 ohms ------Range is 88-132 ohms
+B-FP Infinity------------ Infinity

Slightly out of spec as to my manual..........Did more searching on relays as this is a expensive item and was the only item out of spec from what I have checked on the truck.

Found a thread with a post #12 from Hadmatt54 on relays that might check out good but may work intermittently...... https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116.../#post51469578



So I pulled mine out: Here where it is located, above the ECM



Popped the cover off it, to look inside:


Found that the point contacts inside the relay were slightly pitted. So I got some sand paper and lightly cleaned the contacts inside the relay. Just like points in a points distributor




Not a detailed picture but I hope you could see the contact points cleaned up in the picture.



Problem solved after cleaning the relay points......now I can drive with confidence...............

Thank You........mattaway, Hadmatt54 & Yotatech

Sorry for the long post but, I went threw hell trying to solve this problem so I thought I would list all my problems & solutions for the next guy searching and needing help...

Thanks Again,

Subarubie

Last edited by subarubie; Jan 29, 2011 at 01:09 AM. Reason: added info
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Old Jan 29, 2011 | 01:58 AM
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good write up
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Old Jan 30, 2011 | 07:25 AM
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I love a cheap fix. Please post more stuff like this.
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Old Jan 30, 2011 | 08:05 PM
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Nice work!
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