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Old 07-18-2007, 07:53 PM   #21
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The 2.7 doesn't have an idle air control valve, the e-gas system controls throttle position to maintain idle.

Also, typically, if your MAF were bad, you'd notice it while the car is running under a steady load, not just at idle. You could try disconnecting the cable harness to the MAF to see if the car runs better, but I doubt that's your problem.

How many miles are on this car? You might just need to clean out your throttle body if there are no vacuum leaks.
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