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engine misfiring

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starts good. when engine gets warm it starts misfiring, cant give it any fuel, it stalls but will restart just cant touch the accellerator. codes-P0446, P01507, P0102

Edited by jojomish

Model, year and engine type (if known) would be useful information.

 

Edit:  Never mind... saw the info in the post tags.   1999 Outback 2.5.

Edited by NorthWet

We had a 98 forester do this, you had to feather the throttle to get it going, it would stall. We tried replacing the spark plugs at no avail. It turned out the be the MAF and it was cured replacing it with a junkyard unit. (ej25d DOHC)

Edited by MilesFox

Has to be some sort of a sensor with it only happening when it warms up or in closed loop operation. Like MilesFox said it could be the MAF 

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Thanx folks. I unplugged the MAF and the engine stalled immediatly. Plugged it back in and has been running fine today.???? Nothing ever just goes away though!! OBD still giving me the MAF code though. Bought a knocker sensor today. Shopping 4 the MAF also,. Thanx again

Clear the code, as un plugging the MAF would have tripped it and stored it. Use an obd2 scanner, or disconnect the battery to clear it.. Perhaps the connector was loose or corroded? Sometimes just wiggling a connector can slve problems. Get some electrical contact cleaner and some dielectric grease. 

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thanx milesfox ! unplugged and cleaned A0K-K so far

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