I have a miss hesitation on my 2008 Chevy malibu

Asked by GuruD6GTM Sep 20, 2017 at 04:32 PM about the 2008 Chevrolet Malibu LS FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 200& Chevy Malibu is missing a little
has been for a long time I took it to
autozone and the only thing that came up
was my map sensor so I replaced it
Andrew reset the computer and it didn't
work so I took it to a machanic and they
said it was my catilac converters were
stopped up so I gutted them out and that
still didn't work. Could it be the 02 sensor?

2 Answers

Gunwhale answered 7 years ago

You might start with the injectors, add some injector cleaner to you gas tank like Seafoam. Not knowing the milage or service history of the engine maybe try some spark plugs too. While you have the spark plugs out do a compression check to rule out leaking exhaust valves.

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