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Could an umplugged air flow sensor cause bad gas mileage? Remember when I posted about this thing eating alot. Well it has been doing much better. When I was under the hood today tinkering around I found that my air flow sensor was completely disconnected. It must have been left off after the last time I was messing with the air box. I think that was 3 weeks ago.
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Yeah I had a post on it before. It dropped from getting 230 miles to half talk to 150 or so. Over the last two weeks it has been steadily rising back to where it was, I assume because the PCM was relearning somehow. I was clueless of why this car was eating so much. Now I think I know. SO this can make gas mileage drop like that?
I never got a SES when my IAT was out. I left it unplugged for a couple days. You'll get more air, and better temps. I assume the milage increasing is because of the PCM adjusting like you said.
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would an unplugged AIT give you better or worse milage...i had mine unplugged...no light....and what is the part number for a new one? i have **** poor gas milage and wanted to replace it for some more!
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would an unplugged AIT give you better or worse milage...i had mine unplugged...no light....and what is the part number for a new one? i have **** poor gas milage and wanted to replace it for some more!
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