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Old 08-28-2005, 03:22 PM
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Angry still trying to fix my pos car (maf relay question)

replaced maf which was supposidly bad still hesitating and backfireing sounds like neer the intake the car shudders now is there a relay for the maf and if so where is it located on my car because when i disconnect the maf and drive it doesnt do it but when i plug it in and drive it hesiates like crazy i cant go more than 15 mph up hill it sucks so if anyone knows where the maf relay on this car is please tell me
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Re: still trying to fix my pos car (maf relay question)

well i found out there is no maf relay on my car so this brings me to could it be my iac my throttle position sensor or my ignition control moduel also could the iat do this
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Re: still trying to fix my pos car (maf relay question)

for like $20.00 you can get a repair manual from Haynes... it is helpful, for just about anything
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Re: still trying to fix my pos car (maf relay question)

You should have some codes, have you checked them?
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Re: still trying to fix my pos car (maf relay question)

I'm having similar problems with a car of mine. I haven't been able to totally elimanate the problem yet, but so far replacing the MAF, vacuum hoses, air filter, and especially the fuel filter has helped it.

Most of the mechanics and guys at autozone are thinking that the timing is off...which requires that you replace the timing chain and gears (~$50 for parts, 100-200 labor). Is your car idling really rough?

I haven't been getting any codes on my problem either...but yeah, a haynes or better yer, a Chilton would be a nice addition to your tool collection for any future problem as well as this one.
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Re: still trying to fix my pos car (maf relay question)

i fixed my car
turns out the coil pack which was pretty new and i didnt see it in the daylight was arching and it was bad so i replaced that and the wires and the car runs like a ddream again
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