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jimbo55 Member Since: 15 Jul 2020 Location: Midlands Posts: 399 |
The easiest way to check if it is the maf sensor is to unplug it and drive round with it disconnected. The ECU will resort to a default calculation instead of the measured value. If it drives fine then look to replace the MAF, if it still occurs then you’ll have to dig a bit further.
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24th May 2022 11:01am |
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geobloke Member Since: 06 Nov 2012 Location: Nottinghamshire Posts: 4410 |
The above is spot on
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24th May 2022 12:27pm |
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Guinness Member Since: 04 Mar 2021 Location: Scotland Posts: 55 |
great, I will have a go now. Will this have any negative effect? As it is only an intermittent problem I may have to have it unplugged for a while circa. 1 month to be able to be sure?
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24th May 2022 12:53pm |
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pjm-84 Member Since: 12 Apr 2021 Location: Hampshire Posts: 662 |
No it will hopefully fly in comparsion. Had a miss on my TD5 and oil from the performance filter was coating the MAF sensor. When I disconnected it was sooooo different.
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24th May 2022 1:16pm |
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Guinness Member Since: 04 Mar 2021 Location: Scotland Posts: 55 |
My fingers are crossed, ill update in a month or so!
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24th May 2022 1:52pm |
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