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Old 18 August 2009, 06:07 PM
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Default Hesitation, missfire? anything common?

Hi All,

I am getting a hesitation, bit like a missfire and then a little surge etc.
Only just started over the last couple of days.
Anything thats common to cause it?

2.5 STI 2006
Old 18 August 2009, 11:44 PM
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I had the same and it is a misfire. Changed the plugs as I had a remap due anyway and the exhaust up pipe was cracked. Could also be the MAF, I had that changed to.
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Hi,

I am looking at the plugs this weekend.
Up pipe I can check.
Any way of checking the MAF without just fitting a new one?
Old 19 August 2009, 07:35 AM
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Originally Posted by the_big_1
Hi,

I am looking at the plugs this weekend.
Up pipe I can check.
Any way of checking the MAF without just fitting a new one?
Hi mate

The way to check your maf is start your car and let it tick over then un-plug your maf and it should stall this way you know your maf is ok.

hope that helps

regards

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Will try that tonight.
what if the car doesnt stall, faulty etc?
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Different car I know, but I had a similar issue on my old MY99 UK scoob a while back.

Ended up being a combination of MAF, lambda sensor and Idle Control Valve. Just wear and tear. All three were replaced and the problem buggered off. Probably was more the MAF and lambda sensor though.

That would be my first port of call anywho
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Have you seen the price of a MAF lol, for my 55 reg BMW it was £20, Subaru is £100 lol
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couldnt be from wear and tear if its only an 06 sti
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Any engine light ?

What filter was it you fitted recently ? is it sitting flush ?
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The filter is a K&N and was in the car when I got a few months ago and not touched and no, no warnning lights.
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