Car idle problem
Le Mans Master
Joined: May 2005
Posts: 5,214
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From: Queensland, AUSTRALIA
Yeah i think youve taken me the wrong way there SunCr, so ill clarify abit on it, there is abit more work to be done before you simply replace a part like that, even if the issue is directly related to that part. It could be as simple as loose or bad connections at the MAF or the ECM. So what i was really saying is "in my opinion" its a bad idea to simply replace a MAF just cause the car runs better without it. 
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Racer
Joined: Apr 2001
Posts: 429
Likes: 11
From: Orlando, FL
Yeah, they weren't even going to give me a reach around. It was running when I picked it up from the dealership and when I unloaded it off the trailer. It's at my Dad's in the shop now until next weekend when we get all the parts in and start tackling the replacement. I have the red service manuals (thanks to a fellow forum member) and have read over the process and it doesn't look too bad and we have a puller for the balancer. Thanks for the replies.
Navigator
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 9
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From: Newnan GA
Of the 51 cars I have owned, that 94 Z28 is on the top of my list for cars that I hated.
Sadly, it took the guys at the dealership where I had it towed only a few hours to get it back together. I never could get that damn dampner off. Man it makes me mad even thinking about that car.
Sadly, it took the guys at the dealership where I had it towed only a few hours to get it back together. I never could get that damn dampner off. Man it makes me mad even thinking about that car.
