Thread: Bad MAF?
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Old 02-25-2013, 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted by daddi View Post
Replace the crankshaft position sensor A.S.A.P they often fail like this with out leaving a code.
I would agree with this. It's likely the MAF code was just stored (already present) before the incident. The CPS is a known failure point and your symptoms match it perfectly. And you're right, it is exceedingly rare for a bad MAF to cause what you describe.

CPS is inexpensive and though it's a bit tight back there, this is a simple DIY. And on that engine, it's easier than doing the MAF, too.

Good luck.
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