eurodaytona wrote: 3 Years ago and 23,000 miles we had this happen and had to have the MAF sensor replaced at the dealer for a total cost of almost $1000.00 The part was $600 something and labor was almost $300.
First of all, if you paid this kind of money for a MAF sensor replacement, then you got ripped off big time.
It takes two minutes to replace a MAF sensor. How did they justify $300 in labour?
The QX4 part is closer to $400, not $600.
To second the comment from norton44, a Maxima MAF will fit in a 2001 engine, and it's definitely cheaper.
I'd also recommend scanning for fault codes, even if the SES is not on yet.
Lastly, this no idle problem can also be a blown IAVC. If that's the problem, then you're into a world of grief.