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error p0300 to p0303, rough idle, rattle past 2200rpm
oryanlee replied to Jinster's topic in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
one thing that I noticed with my car... its doing the exact same thing is that it has a brief but sharp loss of power as it's rising in rpm but im not not feeling the varios th9ing kick in around 5500 rpm like I used to... I changed my air flow meter last week with a used meter would that have anything do to with it? Before I replaced the meter I was driving with the air flow meter unplugged and it felt alot stronger and I could really feel the varios when I should.... would this have anything to do with that rattle? bad airflow meter sending bad info to the comp? also the previous airflow meter that was bad did not set off the check engine dummy light but the car would not run with it connected.... this one also does not set it off but I'm nervous about the sharp loss of power and the rattling.... anyone?