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Posted

hey guys,please help here,I have a 1997 boxter,triptronic,38 k miles.the car was running fine til one week ago,when the ce ligth go on,after I get the ligth on,sometimes the car doesn't run,that is,he runs for like 2 seconds and stops,givin the sensation of no gas geting to the engine.after triyng for a while o waiting like 1?2 a hour he start fine and run perfect,til I stop and the ting happen again.sometimes he has no problems at all.by the way,I read the codes:po102 and p 1115,maf and oxigen sensor.in case I have to clean o change the maf,where is this located? procedure?,I relly will apreciated any help thank's mark

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Posted

P0102 says your MAF is "open" or shorted to ground. Either the MAF is bad, your connector is bad or a wire to the MAF is broken. P1115 is likely a result of of the bad MAF.

Read the MAF thread here

Please try to put spaces in your typing so it is easier to read - my old eyes can't take that ;)

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Posted

Get into the engine compartment and disconnect the plug to the MAF. The car will run fine without the MAF (it's only used to fine tune the mixture for emmissions. I ran mine for a week while I waited for a replacement MAF).

If the car will run, then you know it's a MAF issue. If it doesn't, you know it's not a MAf issue, but something else. Either way it's a cheap (free!) test.

Good Luck,

Graeme

Posted

hey,thank's for the aswers,I just take the maf out and clean it whith electric cleaner,check the (original)air filter and put everthing back,car runs excelent but I din't check it on the long run,and since de problem comes and goes,I don't know what to expect,because if the car start,it runs normally,like I said,he sometimes just run for 2 o 3 seconds and stop,always in a bad place of course(usually when I go to pick up some female friend,and they are not that ugly), thank's again

Posted

Oh for the love of God, learn to use the space bar and return key! Your sentences are very hard to read. If you want help from people on this board please make it easier for us :)

Anyway, back to the problem. The quick and easy test that Graeme suggested will help you in the sort term. Try that and then get back to us.

Posted

thank's for your help, I have trouble again after cleaning the maf and the inside of the air box (where by the way found a lot of debris) ,the car ran fine for half a day, but, when I stop to get some groceries and comeback, doesn't want to run , that is, I crank the starter and he runs for 2 seconds and stops, so I do what you guys sugested and take the maf conector off ,and he start running again (thank's again for the advise) ,so here is the question ,IS IT POSSIBLE , IS THE MAF GO BAD ,TO HAVE THAT PROBLEM I MENTION BEFORE,THAT IS THE ENGINE RUNNING FOR JUST TWO SECONDS AFTER CRANKING AND GIVING THE SENSATION OF NO FUEL GOING TO THE ENGINE ,O IS JUST COINCIDENCE,SINCE THE MAF IS SUPOST TO HAVE LITLLE INFLUENCE ON THE FUEL INJECTION,ONLY MINOR ADJUSTMENT,thing is the car start and runs fine now (maf disconected),thank's again for the time you take to aswer this.

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Posted

Yup, very possible for the MAF to go bad. When it is working OK, it only fine tunes the mixture. When it is bad, the signals it sends to the fuel computer are way out of whack and will cause exteremely poor idle and difficult start.

Good Luck,

Graeme

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