Well it could be a lot of things , simple as fuel filter clogged , gas with water in it, bad injectors , MAF sensor, AGR sensor, bad wires, timing, spark plugs, oxygen sensor crankshaft sensor , so as you can see it can be a lot of things . I think it would be wise to go and get a diagnostic check from a mechanic that can tell you specifically what the problem is. Some auto retailers have a key that they can stick in below the dash and tell you the code for the problem . They can also look the problem up for you and in some cases some already know what your problem is right off . If you have an older model vehicle that may mean pulling it into mechanic shop.
Me and my husband work on his race car and stocked motorcyle. Hope this helps
Me and my husband work on his race car and stocked motorcyle. Hope this helps
