hesitation in 2000 echo after 60k service

My engine typically hesitates first thing in the morning (The first time I
try to accelerate quickly from a stop) and then is fine for the rest of
the day.

I recently got 60k service done (not by the dealership) and the problem
started right after this, so naturally I'm wondering if the place did
something wrong.

I am wondering if this type of hesitation is something that is easy to
identify. If it is inexpensive to fix I may not bother going back to the
place that did the 60k service (because it's not convenient to go there),
but if it'd expensive, I want to go back and make them fix it.

"2000Echo" <jessebos@aol.com> wrote in message
news:e13dbdebbdf315ca410e141e7d2a72c6@localhost.talkaboutautos.com...[color=blue]
> My engine typically hesitates first thing in the morning (The first time I
> try to accelerate quickly from a stop) and then is fine for the rest of
> the day.
>
> I recently got 60k service done (not by the dealership) and the problem
> started right after this, so naturally I'm wondering if the place did
> something wrong.
>
> I am wondering if this type of hesitation is something that is easy to
> identify. If it is inexpensive to fix I may not bother going back to the
> place that did the 60k service (because it's not convenient to go there),
> but if it'd expensive, I want to go back and make them fix it.
>[/color]

If they used aftermarket ignition parts, those would be a starting point to
check.
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Ray O
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