2011 GMC Terrain sputtering and sometimes a hesitation on acceleration
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Asked by maxmath1 Sep 21, 2020 at 10:51 AM about the GMC Terrain

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 2011 GMC Terrain has 96,000 miles. I get regular oil changes and use
recommended gasoline brands only   Lately my car has been doing a "sputter"
when turning the car off. Also sometimes there is a lag upon acceleration. I
went to get a tune up but was given the 100,000 mile response and told to bring
back closer to the 100,00 miles. What can this issue be?

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maxmath1 answered 3 years ago

Would that also account for the extra "sputter" when turning the the car off?

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