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Old 10-26-2011, 12:55 PM
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Rough Acceleration
Car accelerates poorly when I first start the car, almost feels like it is going to stall. The problem seems to work itself out as the car warms up. The check engine light is on, I tried disconnecting the mass air flow sensor (MAF) and it runs much better.

I am thinking about replacing the MAF to try and fix this butI am not 100% convinced this will eliminate the problem. Any thoughts?
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Maf 100 % sure
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I had the opposite problem : fast when cold and sluggish when warm and it was also the maf . The x is a lot more powerful than before
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