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Old 09-14-2019, 12:33 AM
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I need some help here.. long story short I replaced my water pump. I slipped a tooth on the timing chain. Took everything off, set it right ( I believe) put it all back together car starts and has a hella bad idle and dies. Only code is p0113 witch is the maf.. one of the wires is broken.. could this be the cause of my bad idle and basically dying?
Old 09-14-2019, 02:08 AM
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Could be, but screwing up timing usually ends in disaster. The only way to find out is to fix the sensor and see what happens.

Oh, and use only OEM. Other sensors cause problems.
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Somethings broken, could it cause my issues..... well yeah. Jeebus
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Thanks guys. Its just annoying having done all the work to find a small wire broken. Just making sure I didnt need anything else
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Originally Posted by Bertiskyys
Thanks guys. Its just annoying having done all the work to find a small wire broken. Just making sure I didnt need anything else
Use a butt-type crimp connector on the MAF wire, then use heat shrink wrap to make it waterproof.
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