Idling Problems on a 95 Nissan Altima. 5 Speed

element_nismo · May 20th, 2005, 02:50 PM

I have idling problems with my 95, I checked to see if there was any loose connections with the hoses but nothing there, just wonderin if it was the MAF sensor. I have a 94 Altima, too could i switch the MAF and see if thats the problem. If any ideas please leave a reply.

**Asleep** · May 26th, 2005, 02:22 PM

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Originally Posted by element_nismo

I have idling problems with my 95, I checked to see if there was any loose connections with the hoses but nothing there, just wonderin if it was the MAF sensor. I have a 94 Altima, too could i switch the MAF and see if thats the problem. If any ideas please leave a reply.

idling problem how? be a little more descriptive. is it going high and then low repeatedly or does it stay high or does it stay low or does it idle very low and make the whole car shake? we need to know these kinds of things to give you the most accurate answer.

element_nismo · May 27th, 2005, 02:33 AM

Ok sorry about the description but i found out what was wrong with it, after taking the MAF off I noticed that the senor that is located above was that has the metal bracket for it was placed on the outside of the MAF, that left a small gap between the air box and MAF, all i did was took the metal bracket and put it to the inside of the MAF and it closed that gap, which was causing to much air to be sucked in, causing it to idle wrong! Thanks for the information about being more descripted. If i have to leave another thread ill be more precise.

**Asleep** · May 27th, 2005, 04:14 AM

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Originally Posted by element_nismo

Ok sorry about the description but i found out what was wrong with it, after taking the MAF off I noticed that the senor that is located above was that has the metal bracket for it was placed on the outside of the MAF, that left a small gap between the air box and MAF, all i did was took the metal bracket and put it to the inside of the MAF and it closed that gap, which was causing to much air to be sucked in, causing it to idle wrong! Thanks for the information about being more descripted. If i have to leave another thread ill be more precise.

hey not a problem. glad you got it fixed.