Car started sputtering yesterday
I know my o2 sensors are bad, any other opinions on what it could be?
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MAF sensor possibly.
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Did you run low on gas lately? Water and debris are very,very bad for engines. If it is that, it will burn off sooner rather than later.
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Originally Posted by 07ssman
(Post 714976)
Did you run low on gas lately? Water and debris are very,very bad for engines. If it is that, it will burn off sooner rather than later.
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Originally Posted by wht02monte
(Post 714958)
MAF sensor possibly.
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Originally Posted by Denwin
(Post 714982)
how do I check, or can I clean it?
Some people have cleaned theirs and it worked. Ive tried cleaning 3 maf sensors in the past 10 years and it never worked. BUT I think thats because I ruined mine having a crappy air filter. |
Originally Posted by wht02monte
(Post 714989)
Unplug it then try to start the car.. If the problem seems like its gone then its most likely the maf.
Some people have cleaned theirs and it worked. Ive tried cleaning 3 maf sensors in the past 10 years and it never worked. BUT I think thats because I ruined mine having a crappy air filter. Not sure what you have or engine but another thing to consider is the Catalytic converter may be plugged. |
Originally Posted by drivernumber3
(Post 714991)
You may want to change the Fuel filter, this will cause some sputtering if it has set for the 3 years.
Not sure what you have or engine but another thing to consider is the Catalytic converter may be plugged. |
The car is a 2000 MC 3.4L
I put new wires (Duralast Gold), & AC Delco plugs, it still sputters but when it warms up , it gains its power somewhat, & the check engine is still on ( sometimes it blinks). I put a scanner on it, & I got trouble code P0300..
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im thinking your cat is plugged
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