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Unplugged MAF
Car runs fine when its unplugged but plugged in stumbles constantly, I've search and replace the parts that seem to be a common issue for this(IAC,Cam sensor,TPS,MDI,Mass Air Flow) I'm still getting the problem only thing left to replace is spark plug wires and boots, I plan on doing this anyway but would like a backup plan in case that's not the problem, anything else that could cause an issue like this?
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Have you checked all vacuum hoses for leaks? And have you tried leaving the car's battery unplugged for 30 minutes ( to reset the vehicle memory ) ?
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Yeah I went to some mechanic shops and had them test for leaks, I've disconnected the battery every time I've installed a new part, seems to crank and cut off immediately, was told that's normal but recently the car wouldn't stay running unless the maf is unplugged, I replaced the cam sensor recently
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Good luck finding the issue, I had a similar problem, it was my 02 sensors. Car ran fine with MAF unplugged (got 12 mpg) and misfired with MAF plugged in, code P0300. But I messed with the o2 sensors before the issue. There's a bunch of things to check, best of luck to you sir.
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Did you happen to ever figure this out? Mine is doing this as well and I've replaced MAF, IAC, TPS Dizzy. Just got a new crank sensor because that's the only code I have and ordered another TPS because I broke mine.
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still working on it however i think the problem is similar to what the previous poster stated, which is an o2 sensor issue i plan on having mine replaced soon and will let you know if that was the issue
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Did you ever get the o2 sensor replaced? Issue fixedd?
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