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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: 20089 on 22 January 2009, 15:13
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Please Help!!
My golf has been off the road due to an accident about a month and a half ago... ive had to replace:
front panel, bumper, lights, radiator, bonnet, and an alloy.
I started the car for the first time last Saturday and it is ticking over but not the same as usual...
It also won't go above 1500rpm. when trying to rev it just bounces back down and almost cuts out.
I am replacing the Air Flow Meter as it blew before the accident. Can't see it being this though! :undecided:
FYI the car has been chipped.
Any Ideas with what could be wrong would be great!!
Thanks
George
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sounds like you've identified the problem
my mate had the same problem, unplugged the MAF (air flow sensor) and the car drove fine
have you unplugged the MAF and tried driving it with it disconnected?
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Thanks for fast response...
yeh we tried it unplugged but the car just cut out
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Thanks for fast response...
yeh we tried it unplugged but the car just cut out
Air leak or naffed throttle body? Where are you from?
Nick
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yeah i had the same problem on my golf when driving,MAF sensor sorted it out on mine
when it idols different does it sound like its blowing?
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Thanks for fast response...
yeh we tried it unplugged but the car just cut out
Air leak or naffed throttle body? Where are you from?
Nick
Hey Nick,
is the throttle body expensive to replace, the more things i can rule out the better?
im from Inverness mate.
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yeah i had the same problem on my golf when driving,MAF sensor sorted it out on mine
when it idols different does it sound like its blowing?
Could be something to do with that, ive been replacing the MAF like almost every month since october :-(
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yeah i had the same problem on my golf when driving,MAF sensor sorted it out on mine
when it idols different does it sound like its blowing?
Could be something to do with that, ive been replacing the MAF like almost every month since october :-(
That doesn't sound good, next time replace it with a TT maf sensor, same fitment but better part.