2000 TA not idling right
Anyway, I had to pump the gas pedal to start it, and still do. Then, it runs bad for a while and wont idle on its own at a stop. Autozone scanned it, said it found misfires, and had 2 codes for the MAF which would make sense. I went on LS1Tech(Their search feature is fucked right now) and found some people have had this problem and replaced/swapped every damn sensor or part with no good results.
Im going to clean the MAF, IAC, and check connections today since I just remembered that 4 or so hours vefore hand I went to an automatic car wash that has an under carrige cleaner, that may have got water in some connections.
Any ideas? Still runs fast as hell, just have to keep the damn thing running at a stop light.
Today it go worse, surging/bucking VERY violently, like riding a bull. Car is stock as hell, just did the smooth bellows about amonth ago. MAF might be bad? I have to find someone to swap with real fast...
Would clogged cats cause this aswell? Should I just say **** it and put a 427 LPE motor on my card?

EDIT my tach no longer has a signal... Cam sensor? Is there a crank trigger?
I also tried cleaning the MAF/EGR valve, and other sensors with carb cleaner, with no success before hand.
Hope this helps others!
The cause of your problem might not be the same as mine but your PCM could be in lim mode due to a chaffed wire since we have the same symptoms.
If you are getting no tach then the crank position sensor wire might be cut or chaffed. The crank sensor is on the passenger side of the block rght above the oil level sensor. I had to remove my starter to check my crank snsor wire.
If you disconnect the MAF and still getting the same results the PCM is probably in limp mode and there might be a shorted wire somewhere.
I couldn't find any chaffed or melted wires on my engine. I haven't removed my intake manifold yet, but I used a mirror and the cam position seemed ok. I ordered a replacement computer and I am going to give that a try. I am thinking my PCM is fried since it never throws a code even if I unhook most of the sensors off the engine.


