Hi,
Few weeks ago I got throttle body replaced in Nissan Micra K11 (1997) due to MAF diagnostics error and the engine jerking while accelerating and cutting off when idle.
(The throttle body used as replacement was new, though not the Nissan UKP 700 catalogue item.)
However all these problems persist after the replacement (the MAF error was reset by the service, but appeared again later), and in addition a new symtpom appeared: unstable revolutions (e.g. when idle, the revolutions go up and down slightly on their own, the same sometimes also happens when accelerating), and sometimes some kind of engine "shivering" can be observed (different to that jerking mentioned above - it's like if the engine would jump out of the car, althought not that intensive shivering).
Any ideas what could be the problem, and why after replacing the throttle body there is a new issue?
Can MAF error appear even when there is actually maybe no issue with MAF sensor?
Can it be a fuel pump or fuel pipes?
What does that engine shivering indicate? Could the new throttle body be to blame, or the mechanic not fitting it properly (or it would not work then at all)?
Many thanks for any hints!
Tomas
Few weeks ago I got throttle body replaced in Nissan Micra K11 (1997) due to MAF diagnostics error and the engine jerking while accelerating and cutting off when idle.
(The throttle body used as replacement was new, though not the Nissan UKP 700 catalogue item.)
However all these problems persist after the replacement (the MAF error was reset by the service, but appeared again later), and in addition a new symtpom appeared: unstable revolutions (e.g. when idle, the revolutions go up and down slightly on their own, the same sometimes also happens when accelerating), and sometimes some kind of engine "shivering" can be observed (different to that jerking mentioned above - it's like if the engine would jump out of the car, althought not that intensive shivering).
Any ideas what could be the problem, and why after replacing the throttle body there is a new issue?
Can MAF error appear even when there is actually maybe no issue with MAF sensor?
Can it be a fuel pump or fuel pipes?
What does that engine shivering indicate? Could the new throttle body be to blame, or the mechanic not fitting it properly (or it would not work then at all)?
Many thanks for any hints!
Tomas