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Old 01-08-2014, 02:30 PM   #6
san rensho
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Hook it up to a Durametric (or possibly other readers.) If the MAF reading is significantly below 15 kg/hr, then almost positive its a vacuum leak. Another cause of vacuum leaks is a fault in the evap system (something I am chasing down now) or a broken oil filler tube.

If the MAF readings are near 15, then it could be a bad MAF sensor, or fuel delivery problems, e.g. fuel pump, pressure regulator etc.
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