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Old 01-09-2007, 06:37 AM   #6
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MAF Testing

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Originally Posted by ohioboxster
Link didnt work for me, I tested mine by unpluging it if it runs better its bad. If its unplugged it will go to a set parameter of a/f this is not a WOT test by the way.
Thanks for the response OhioBoxster...

I unplugged my MAF (with engine off), started-up, and drove around town. My engine still did not perform well, having 1st gear acceleration problems, as well as small backfire popping sounds. Did you unplug your MAF while your engine was running and only let it idle or did you drive around with it unplugged? Either way, I have ordered a new air filter and new MAF sensor and will be installing both once received by next week. I have a feeling that my problems will still exist, but that will be ruled out. Any comments are appreciated.
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