1996 ls 400
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This is the reason why I never want to do maintenance on other peoples cars trucks or what ever. Even if I was a shop owner, I would only want broke stuff to fix.
I hate getting blamed for causing a problem. And a simple thing like an airfilter change wow. Maybe the air flow sensor wires or wire maybe not good? Or the sensor may have decided to break from a bit of vibration.
I hate getting blamed for causing a problem. And a simple thing like an airfilter change wow. Maybe the air flow sensor wires or wire maybe not good? Or the sensor may have decided to break from a bit of vibration.
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This is the reason why I never want to do maintenance on other peoples cars trucks or what ever. Even if I was a shop owner, I would only want broke stuff to fix.
I hate getting blamed for causing a problem. And a simple thing like an airfilter change wow. Maybe the air flow sensor wires or wire maybe not good? Or the sensor may have decided to break from a bit of vibration.
I hate getting blamed for causing a problem. And a simple thing like an airfilter change wow. Maybe the air flow sensor wires or wire maybe not good? Or the sensor may have decided to break from a bit of vibration.
Changing an air filter should cause no ill operation of the engine, unless something was not done properly or was damaged/disconnected and not reconnected in the process.
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It's pure coincidence. You can remove the air filter and that won't cause the car to run rough. IF you unplugged or damaged the MAF sensor, that will do it as it regulates the air/fuel ratio. If you didn't, then it's not related to the air filter at all.
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