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Why has my car developed a bad hesitation problem (Optispark)?

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Why has my car developed a bad hesitation problem (Optispark)?

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First, check to your spark plugs wires and make sure none have come off. A few people have already experienced this problem. Then rule out any type of problem with the fuel system (injectors or pump) and air intake (loose clamp or hose). If those are okay, it’s most likely your Optispark system. It’s the pseudo-distributor of the distributorless LT1 where all the spark plug wires connect into. If water gets in there, it’s as good as toast. Definitely head to your dealer to get it replaced as it will start eating your plug and wires in no time if there’s something really wrong with it. A hesitation problem due to the Optispark will usually be noticed in certain RPM range. Most commonly, it is in the upper range (3500 – 5000 RPM). But it can certainly develop in the lower or mid ranges as well. You might even get some back-firing. The problem is most common on the 1993 and 1994 LT1s, as in 1995 a vacuum line was added from the intake manifold to the Optispark to draw moisture out of the

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First, check to your spark plugs wires and make sure none have come off. A few people have already experienced this problem. Then rule out any type of problem with the fuel system (injectors or pump) and air intake (loose clamp or hose). If those are okay, it’s most likely your Optispark system. It’s the pseudo-distributor of the distributor-less LT1 where all the spark plug wires connect into. If water gets in there, it’s as good as toast. Definitely head to your dealer to get it replaced as it will start eating your plugs and wires in no time if there’s something really wrong with it. A hesitation problem due to the Optispark will usually be noticed in certain RPM range. Most commonly, it is in the upper range (3500 – 5000 RPM). But it can certainly develop in the lower or mid ranges as well. You might even get some back-firing. The problem is most common on the 1993 and 1994 LT1s, as in 1995 a vacuum line was added from the intake manifold to the Optispark to draw moisture out of th

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