RB170

Cheers matt but the MAF was tested with a good one and the problem went away.

I've noticed that since decatting the dp I also get a hestitation problem under accelaration

[Edited by RB170 - 6/4/2003 3:50:41 PM]

RB170

My airflow meter is playing uo, It hunts at idle so I need a sensor

anyone selling?

PARTS4U

possibly mate e mail the pt no from the unit to me and i will check for you mark.k@ctrent.co.uk

RB170

Will do

Mike

Scoobybits

if a no... try me ???

RB170

OK does anyone know the part number for this thing ??

Dudes help me out

-=Buzz=-

obviously its MAF01

Soz Mike, you can beat me tomorrow

Keeps it UP!

ozzy

http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/threa...hreadID=154607

Do you know it's the MAF? When my RB5 started hunting on idle it was the O2 sensor. I'd get it check on a Select Monitor before shelling out cash.

If the Dealer gets the sale on the sensor part, they should check it over for you FOC.

Stefan

mutant_matt

Dodgy MAF may or may not cause hunting at idle and may or may not report a fault code on DeltaDash/Select Monitor. I've seen plenty of MAF's which are shagged and bad idling with no fault code reported. I *think* the trick is to unplug the MAF whilst it's idling and if it's no different, it is probably not the MAF.

You can buy just the sensor now (without the housing) for about £80 (but get down to LH this month as they won't be a Subaru dealer after that! )

Other causes of bad idling are as the man said, O2 sensor, air leaks, blocked injectors, dodgy fuel pump, coil etc.etc.

From the workshop manual:



Hope it helps

Matt

mutant_matt

Hmmm - you should get it checked - you *may* be detting a little bit for some reason (bad!!!)....