CWhalenSHO
New Member
Started the SHO this morning to get on my way to work. It didn't want to idle. The RPM's flucuated between 1K and 1300K.
Once I pulled out of the driveway, it started bucking/hesitating immedietly. Luckily, I only have a bout a 10 minute drive to work. As this is haappening, I noticed that the tach needle was jumping up and down. At that point, I though Cam Sensor.
About half way to work, I was pulling up to a stop light, had the car in neutral (MTX) and it died. Then it fired right back up. Continued the bucking/jerking until the Temp got up to the "M" on the gauge and then it ran fine for the rest of the trip to the office
My thought is cam senor at this point due to the tach needle jumping around. My question is, do they just die like this or do they slowly go out. This is the first time it did this. I would think that the sensor would slowly die out not just go out overnight...
Once I pulled out of the driveway, it started bucking/hesitating immedietly. Luckily, I only have a bout a 10 minute drive to work. As this is haappening, I noticed that the tach needle was jumping up and down. At that point, I though Cam Sensor.
About half way to work, I was pulling up to a stop light, had the car in neutral (MTX) and it died. Then it fired right back up. Continued the bucking/jerking until the Temp got up to the "M" on the gauge and then it ran fine for the rest of the trip to the office
My thought is cam senor at this point due to the tach needle jumping around. My question is, do they just die like this or do they slowly go out. This is the first time it did this. I would think that the sensor would slowly die out not just go out overnight...
