Tr0uble wrote:Sounds like bad MAF sensor. The car normally bogs when you step on the gas if the MAF sensor goes bad, unplugged, or you have a air leak between the MAF and the throttlebody.
Another thing that does this is a bad engine ground.To check to assure this is not the problem get a voltmeter, turn it to ohms and with the car off put one lead of the voltmeter on the screw at the intake manifold ground wire is and put the other lead on the negative end of the battery terminal. Not positive terminal or you will fry your ohmmeter.
If it looks really high like more than 1-2 ohms the ground is bad.Buy an aftermarket ground kit or for quick fix get 8 gauge speaker wire and attack it to that screw on the manifold and to a screw on the chassis or directly to the neg battery terminal for best performance.
You may not have even had a bad starter. This happened to me and i thought it was starter but it was actually a bad ground. With a brand spanking new starter it probably doesn't have much effect on it starting.
FYI if you have a bad ground all your electronics in the dash will look like they are going haywire. i.e. water temp gauge increases to max when you rev over 3k rpms even if temp is cold.
....Few other things came to mind.-have gas in the tank?-whats fuel pressure at? maybe bad fuel pump or clogged fuel filter.Last time you changed it?
All the sensors in the dash are fine. They arnt giving me any problems. I have about 1/4 of gas in my fuel tank. I dont think thats the problem because even before i had a very very low fuel tank and the car was running fine.
I dont know where the fuel pressure is at but the mechanic that helped me build the engine told me that it could be my fuel filter. And no we did not change the fuel filter after the engine was rebuilt.
Oh and by the way thanks for responding and helping me out here. Really appreciate it. I wish there was more people like you around here. Thanks