Pontiac Torrent Acceleration Problem
Hello Everyone,
Thank you for all and any advise in advance. I have a 2007 Pontiac Torrent with about 60k miles on it. Recently, which seems right after the last fill up of gas, it started to choke on acceleration.
It does it between 40 miles and 60 miles on the freeway. I thought to myself that I might of got bad gas or water, so for the past three fill ups I've loaded it with Complete Fuel System liquids, tanked the 93 Ultra gas to clear crap out.
Anyways, it is still doing it. Very interesting that only if I accelerate slowly and pass the 40 miles per hour mark and it all end before hitting the 60 miles per hour mark. If I accelerate really hard and fast, it won't happen.
Anyone have any clue as to what this could be? Fuel Filter needing change maybe ?
Thank you, hope to hear from someone who maybe had this problem and had it fixed.
Artur
Thank you for all and any advise in advance. I have a 2007 Pontiac Torrent with about 60k miles on it. Recently, which seems right after the last fill up of gas, it started to choke on acceleration.
It does it between 40 miles and 60 miles on the freeway. I thought to myself that I might of got bad gas or water, so for the past three fill ups I've loaded it with Complete Fuel System liquids, tanked the 93 Ultra gas to clear crap out.
Anyways, it is still doing it. Very interesting that only if I accelerate slowly and pass the 40 miles per hour mark and it all end before hitting the 60 miles per hour mark. If I accelerate really hard and fast, it won't happen.
Anyone have any clue as to what this could be? Fuel Filter needing change maybe ?
Thank you, hope to hear from someone who maybe had this problem and had it fixed.
Artur
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We had the spark plugs and wires replaced in Dec 2010 and again two weeks ago (June 2011). They are claiming the only difference was putting some compound in the wire boots. But again who knows if the problem will continue again.
If you paid to have this repair yourself then contact GM and have them reimburse you the information.
And yes I have contacted GM, so if you are one of the GM lackeys watching these forums, dont bother contacting me. I am out here to spread the word to others who are having problems!
And the kellyh07 is correct in that the repair is a temporary fix. The warranty is at the whim of GM; they won't cover my vehicle even though it's the exact same one. The "customer service" reps that troll these sites are just trying to give an impression that GM cares; never had one even answer what is truly causing these problems; just cute e-mails of "concern" with the "take it to your GM dealer" seems to me they are just trying to steer business to GM dealers for repair work.
My Torrent: 66K miles, 4 years old, over $1,100 in repairs to date on two mechanical failures!