Almost like air in break lin e hesitant to stop

Is it automatic or manual?

Does it idle normally if you shift to neutral (assuming automatic)?

Does it run normally except when you come to a stop? No roughness hesitation or missing?

The problem could be many things, some simple and minor and, some not.

Is the air conditioner on? Is the symptom different with it off?

This could be anything from a vacuum leak to a transmission problem.

Is Your Car Hesitating. You May Need To Clean The Mass Air Flow Sensor
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQGSkWEC_u4
Cleaning Mass Air Flow Sensor To Stop Hesitation
Is Your Car Hesitating. It May Need A New Throttle Position Sensor
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPkk6md3Sy0
Is Your Car Hesitating It May Need New Throttle Position Sensor

Air filter and dirty throttle body.

Mass air flow sensor is dirty. It is located on the top of the engine near the air intake. It has three screws that hold the cover on. Clean with a little brake cleaner or carb cleaner. It builds up carbon, but when you clean becareful not to break the little wire that is in there.

• Check the clutch cable first and then adjust it. And if the adjustment won't work check the clutch linning and the presure plate and also the release bearing if still in good shape.
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Check the air filter, If it is dirty replace it, but to see if it is the problem just take it out and drive it, if it hesitates or stumbles try cleaning the throttle bottle

The DAMN THING has 200,000 MILES on it, give it a break, it is just waring out, drive it easy. (most likely burned valve)

Sounds like a dirty mass air flow sensor but the hill thing is strange...Is the tank full when this happens? Could be a filter and would not hurt to change it (often neglected).

There is a trouble some flap to blame for your problems ( part number # 68004226AB). This flap is made of cheap plastic and moves back and forth when u press the recirculation button. The part that slips on the motor breaks. When this happens the flap will fall over the hole for the fan to pull air. This might be why u are seeing hesitation in the fan. Sometimes when u stop that flap covers the hole, sometimes it dosent.


Easy way to fix this trouble some door is to remove the air bag, then cut out plastic grid that is over housing (try not to let any of the grid fall inside the housing this might break the some of the fan blades) you will then see the door laying at the bottom. Then Pull the motor off the side of housing, slide old door out then new one in. This is the easy way the other way is, well lets say trouble some.

Sounds like coil breaking down.Is air filter clean and air box lid securely fastened?