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Old 01 August 2011, 12:01 AM
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Hiya guys,just thought I'd ask where the best places are to get a maf sensor from?
The car is a gc8 STI type R version 5 1999.

Today it took slightly longer than usual to start from cold.The idle is a bit random when cold,going between 800rpm and 1200rpm.

It's fine when it's warm by the way.

Thanks.

Danny.
Old 01 August 2011, 12:03 AM
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Have you any fault codes? Sounds more like temperature sensor.
Old 01 August 2011, 12:11 AM
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No mate there's no fault code to be found.
It's only done it the once.I let it get stone cold and started it up a few times since.

So you're thinking temp sensor then.
Do you know of a good place to order one online?
Is the temp sensor the one in that duct at the front attached to the slam panel?

Danny
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I am referring to the coolant temperature sensor as with a cold engine the ECU will add extra fuel similar to pulling the choke on which reduces the airflow. To save time and money find out if you can get a diagnostic doine on the car. You may be able to connect two wires together under the dash to get the engine fault light flashing a code which you can put on here and someone will tell you what it means. Do a search for fault code reading on here saves going to the dealers to pay for a diagnostic.
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Will do mate,I'll get it checked out tomorrow.
I'll post it up here if I get a code.

Thanks for the fast replies mate,it's much appreciated.

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Not a problem, hope you get it fixed soonest
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