Valdez3584 wrote:I do have the original MAF when I plug it in I have to force it to stay running at idle. I have cleaned it with MAF cleaner but it didn't help, so I went to junkyard and found one for a 1.8L and I'm sure that's when my idling issue in the morning happened. I just ignored it BC the idiling issue while driving went away. I have a new OEM MAF for $90 instead of $460. I'm going to put that on and recheck. Just want to say thank you to everyonewho has posted. You guys helped me a lot.will keep everyone posted.
Idle issue when driving?
You mean throwing it in neutral and/or braking made it dip and/or die?
If this was the case, your MAFS was probably fine, and there was an IACV issue, either plugged up or adjusted wrong. Either use carb cleaner on it, or just re-adjust it, that's what I did and it worked fine, although I guess I should have cleaned it. Maybe putting in the new MAFS that's a little wrong just made the ecu keep revs a bit higher, so you don't notice.
If it still happens with the new correct MAFS, look up how to mess with the IACV. And because it took me forever to figure this out from bad online pictures, it's the screw that you can turn with your screwdriver PARALLEL to the firewall, it's not a squeeze/hard to reach.