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Old 20-04-2009, 04:23 PM   #1
NC_Lane
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Default AU I intermitent idle issues

I'm having some intermittent idle issues on my Series 1 Falcon.

When first stated on the morning the car runs fine for a while.
Then the idle starts do drop and recover. Power is reduced. This happens when its in N or P or Drive.

Air filter is clean. Checked all the piping to the bbm and it all looks clean as well.

Put in half a bottle of injector cleaner about 100ks ago and it appears to behave a bit.

Anyone have any ideas?

I have a spare MAF lying around.. Maybe i should try changing it?

Thanks./...

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