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Sun Oct 15, 2006 2:55 pm
Not just that but also always cut one wire at a time. A short circuit of this type ussually damages the part from where the juice is coming and does not harm things down stream. The juice goes from the 12v lead and takes the shortest path to ground. In your case this was from the 12v lead through your cutters into another wire and where? Because you have 3 wires and some electronic circuitry this is tough to know. There is also a possibility that you melted a wire. 12v doesn't seem like much but amps shoot up real high and wires get hot fast at 0 ohm. Anyway, you still have 12v so that's one wire we know is good.
I think the MAF output, at least on the SOHC should read .5v at idle and 3v with a slight ~2500 rev. If your ECU sees voltages outside the normal perameters it will default to the TPS and go into limp mode. This is the SOHC though.
If you have a schematic it would help. Untill then, study the FSM for diagnostic proceedures. I'm betting on ECU damage.