why so slow

SeventyMach1

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Aug 23, 2005

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• Aug 23, 2005

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Now check the air filter if you haven't. Chances are that if your MAF was dirty enough to make the car do that bad, the filter is dirty. And if it's a K&N style, don't put a ****load of oil in it. It'll just get onto the sensor......

 

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whitesnake1994

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Aug 23, 2005

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• Aug 23, 2005

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ya i have a k&n and thats good to know not to put to much oil on... but it was definetly from the previous owner b/c even when i got the car it was pretty slow...nothing like it is now.

 

CManT1914

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Aug 23, 2005

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• Aug 23, 2005

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whitesnake1994 said:

ya i have a k&n and thats good to know not to put to much oil on... but it was definetly from the previous owner b/c even when i got the car it was pretty slow...nothing like it is now.

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Just think, they might have sold it because it was so slow.

 

bjl95mustang

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Aug 23, 2005

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• Aug 23, 2005

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If you clean your filter run it for a day then re clean the maf. even if you do light oil some can still make it onto sensor.

 

Swarzkopf

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Aug 23, 2005

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• Aug 23, 2005

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Heh...after reading the first post I was anxiously awaiting type "MAF! MAF! MAF!" down here...I'm glad you guys already have it fixed.