sucky when warm
03-07-2004, 09:45 PM
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RE: sucky when warm
No they were not flush with the crank holes. I used a bolt extractor to get them out and then had to tap the holes. I got it all back together and it seems to be running fine. No more of what I thought was missing.
03-08-2004, 04:56 PM
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RE: sucky when warm
Didn't say it was the air filter. Said it was the Mass Air Flow sensor. Sorry if it didn't come across clearly. Trust me the MAF sensor CAN and WILL make it do that...ask a fool who knows.
ORIGINAL: TheGmKiller331
Air filter?Come on an air filter doesnt make it do that!
That sounds more like timing out of adjustment rather than a filter.
Air filter?Come on an air filter doesnt make it do that!
That sounds more like timing out of adjustment rather than a filter.
03-08-2004, 08:07 PM
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RE: sucky when warm
ORIGINAL: pichinco
Didn't say it was the air filter. Said it was the Mass Air Flow sensor. Sorry if it didn't come across clearly. Trust me the MAF sensor CAN and WILL make it do that...ask a fool who knows.
Didn't say it was the air filter. Said it was the Mass Air Flow sensor. Sorry if it didn't come across clearly. Trust me the MAF sensor CAN and WILL make it do that...ask a fool who knows.
ORIGINAL: TheGmKiller331
Air filter?Come on an air filter doesnt make it do that!
That sounds more like timing out of adjustment rather than a filter.
Air filter?Come on an air filter doesnt make it do that!
That sounds more like timing out of adjustment rather than a filter.
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