i own 2001 bugeye wrx it has engine light on when i try put foot floor it holds back and does not want go but if eas off n put slow will go ,,, i had on computer and faults for light on is maf sensor n lamba sensor if change would this fix fault as garage said would but not sure is reason for doing wat doing ,,

 

it holds back n like misses but eas off n put slow it drive fine but soon try put foot down same ,

 

Look for any boost hose that may have blown off. near boost solenoid maybe.HTH

 

If the computer says MAF, then I'd guess it's a problem with the MAF.

 

if your maf is screwed i really wouldn't be booting it everywhere if i were you. You risk serious failure if it is faulty and you carry on. One other thing, without sounding like a **** any chance of a bit of punctuation in your posts, the are hard to read !

 

Check both! I've had both at some point in the past. Boost hose issue may not affect the engine light though.....it didn't on mine.

 

It's gonna be a fooked MAF. Try cleaning yours up and see how you go. If not then its time for a new one.

 

Ditto!
If it's not happy then don't push it....you don't want the consequences!
Struggled without the punctuation and 'text language' also.

Best of luck sorting it!

 

Hi . Sorry I not very good at wording stuff . My scooby has engine light on , I put computer faults were maf sensor and lamba oxygen sensor . When drivin car if try push it or put foot down car hold back and like no power n feel misfire or like not run on all cylinders but if take foot off pedal n put down nice and slow it will drive fine ... Will changing faults fix or it something else

 

Don't worry about the grammar chap.

If I was you I would change the MAF first. And until you have done this DO NOT go thrashing around.
Has it got a fancy aftermarket air filter by any chance ?

 

got a new age maf if your after one

 

No it standard part from back box it done 103k

 

Were you from band_wagon n how much

 

My old classic had similar issues ...by cleaning out my old boost solenoid with clutch/brake cleaner (whilst in diagnostic mode) fixed my classic :-)