Rotating MAF, will it help?

Skoobie

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Took the car to a shop to help diagnose all the various crap that wrong with her. One suggestion the guy made was rotating the MAF to try and help smooth out a choppy idle. I hadent heard about this, has anyone tried it? Get any results?

 

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Yes. See the Sticky at the top of the forum " Help me create the Surging Idle Checklist" for help with your idle problems.

 

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Yeah I took a look at that, great thread. The only referance to the 'clocking' was one guy rotating it 180deg...that seems a bit extream. Does it matter wich way you rotate it?

 

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Skoobie said:

Yeah I took a look at that, great thread. The only referance to the 'clocking' was one guy rotating it 180deg...that seems a bit extream. Does it matter wich way you rotate it?

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No.

Try clocking it at 90* increments. Find the best spot and then tweak in by clocking it in samller increments.

 

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Yea i just heard that the other day, i never would have though of doing that.