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BHPvstorque 05 April 2014 02:15 PM

engine noise and no revs
 
Hello guys
Was driving my car the other day and was overtaking a van up a hill and suddenly heard a loud bang. Anyway the engine revs died and had to pump the pedal to stop it stalling. It now will not rev over 2000 revs and is very sluggish. Every time I take my foot off the throttle it tries to die. It also makes a loud whoosh noise when driving like air escaping. Anyway took it round to the garage round the corner and he disconnected the Mac plug and the engine went from running really rich to reving as normal. So looks like the Maf was the problem.anyway being careful when I drive as not sure how long I can drive without the maf connected. Any ideas what happened to the engine or is it just the Maf going ? And how long can I drive without the maf connected ?
Cheers
Kris

rb5 stu 05 April 2014 02:22 PM

The engine wont start or run if you disconnect the maf.

johned 05 April 2014 02:40 PM


Originally Posted by rb5 stu (Post 11397294)
The engine wont start or run if you disconnect the maf.

Yes it will.

rb5 stu 05 April 2014 02:55 PM

Mine wont.

Paulo P 05 April 2014 03:26 PM

The engine will run with a MAF disconnected and if the MAF is faulty it will run better with it disconnected and it will die when you plug it back in. My advice is to read the fault codes.

1509joe 05 April 2014 03:34 PM

Boost pipe blew off or burst

BHPvstorque 05 April 2014 04:32 PM

Funny you should mention boost pipe blown off when I spoke to a garage in the uk that is exactly what they said. Yes starts and runs fine without maf plug attached but not sure how safe it is to run for long without it ?! Please ignore my ignorance know plenty of stats on cars and love them but the actual mechanic side I am rubbish at. How do I tell if the boost pipe has blown off ?

BHPvstorque 05 April 2014 04:33 PM

How do you read the fault codes ?

johned 05 April 2014 04:57 PM


Originally Posted by BHPvstorque (Post 11397375)
How do you read the fault codes ?

Go onto scoobypedia and you will get the info there.

1509joe 05 April 2014 05:06 PM

It'll run very rich but shouldn't do any harm short term check all pipes from turbo to manifold. You'll not be going on any long runs looking at your location.

stevie turbo 05 April 2014 05:21 PM

boost pipe /air leak runs better with maf off as will go rich and composates for the air leak


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