i have OBD2 wifi.
no code mean no diagnostic code with odb reader
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Starfalcon wrote:Well only things I can think of that wont toss a code, but still cause issues would be EGR valve, or idle air valve. One or both of those could be sticking in the wrong position, and both can cause drivability issues.
mostafarez wrote:i clean the MAF.
Waco wrote:If it's a mechanical linkage (which it appears to be, since you're moving it without the engine running), you might just need to clean it out / lightly lube the shaft.
mostafarez wrote:Throttle Body replaced with new one. but still have lag in open/close. is it normal? or its definitely a problem from somewhere else
Waco wrote:Please stop buying and swapping parts. This shotgun approach is not financially sound.
Waco wrote:I was just going to suggest getting a multimeter or scope of some type to avoid parts shotgunning. Swapping parts without any real testing is a great way to lose a lot of money.
Captain Ned wrote:mostafarez wrote:i clean the MAF.
MAFs are exceedingly delicate. Pretty sure you'll be buying a new one.