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Old Aug 18, 2009 | 03:06 AM
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Originally Posted by racingrick
could be something simple also.
make sure your iac is clean (and your throttle body) they can get some buildup on them that makes your idle surge.
also check the screen on your new maf make sure it's clean
then while car running and a/c on gently clock your maf a little either way and see if that corrects the problem.
also check all the connections on your iac, tps, maf, map, etc.

I would check this first. I had similar problems when I first got my car and hosing it out with some parts cleaner seemed to work fairly well.

Another thing though, did you reset the computer after replacing the MAF? Disconnect your battery for 5 or 10 minutes, reconnect and then let the car run for a few minutes. Sometimes the computer has to "get used" to new parts and its easier to have a fresh slate than having it reconfigure the tune while it still has old MAF info in it.
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