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Old 10-27-2009, 02:44 PM
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So my car has been sitting for sometime. The battery died on it, and I had to replace. All was fine, but shortly after driving on it, I experienced some poor idling as well as sputtering and some hesitation. It seems like it isnt firing on all cylinders. When this first started happening, I would let it warm up and it seemed to run fine after wards. I still had my power with no problems. One thing I noticed is that the temp gauge seems too flutter (dunno if that would be a hint to anything or not). I have had a similar issue in the past, and it was the MAF and had it replaced. It was the same sort of scenario, where it sat for a while, battery died and was replaced, then the MAF took a dump.

So any suggestions as to how to test if it is the MAF, maybe I have some fouled plugs, or bad wires?

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Really? No one has an opinion here? Well I think I might have figured it out anyways. Thinking it is the fuel filter. Gunna swap it out today.
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on a stock car you can unplug the maf and if it really is an issue with the maf the problem should clear up. Now, with a tuned car that may or may not work depending on how well the tune is



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