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Old 30-11-2011, 07:54 PM   #1
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Default Intermittant spluttering on first startup

Any advice on what might be the issue? It's a au2 200kw ute, on gas, but the problem is on petrol when starting.

I think the problem started after I cleaner the MAF a few weeks ago but not 100%.

The car will start fine and i will apply slight throttle to about 1500rpm, after about 2-3 second it will splutter down to about 500rpm, then go back to 1500, hold for a few more second then splutter again.

It only does it for less than a minute and by the time I'm 100-200m down the road it's sorted itself out!

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