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Yet another freakin problem...

Well.... now for some reason the car is running like absolute crap. I started it up tonight and thought that the idle was a little low but started driving it. Anything after about 1/4 throttle, the car backfires, stutters, hesitates and basically loses all power. Once you let off and it is under 1/4 throttle, it revs fine. I found this is more at lower RPM's. Once the engine is reving over about 3-3500 RPM you get get into about 1/2 throttle before it starts acting up. Once home, I got under the hood and you can really hear a hollow bogging sound and the smell of Raw fuel is pretty bad. I am taking it from that that it is spark. WOuld this be the coil? DME? Any ideas?
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Check the action and movement of the AFM, sounds like the spring went out and the barn door is not openeing correctly.
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Have you rinsed the engine compartment lately? Just curious.
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One thing I hadn't thought of, thanks Scott, I will check that out.

Matt, nope haven't done any cleaning under there lately.
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Talked to a mechanic friend of mine and he said that this may be caused from the timing belt skipping a tooth. I replaced the belt about a month ago and it is getting close to retensioning time.
What are your thoughts on this?
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