Anyway I noticed that I had Y skips not X in 1 direction on recent prints. it went away after I lubed and checked tension on a taller part and printed several times then on a smaller Z height part but with similar small area (like .2" wide and 4" long where it has to infill, it skips forward or back and then starts. it is a skip not a bed shift from what i can tell.

So I am thinking maybe it is heat since the extruder is really buzzing and holding the extruder in almost the same position as it jogs back and fourth. I was going to crank the voltage up to get more torque? I have a sure stepper driver with heat s9ink good for 2 amps the stock moor is only at .9 I think and can go up to 1.2 max?

or do I go the opposite and use less voltage to keep heat out?

is there a way in slicer to reduce speed for small areas or change the infill to solid? Reason I say infill to solid layer is because the infill speed is much higher then the solid layer speed and it seems to do fine with solids.