Postby smj999smj » Mon Jul 13, 2015 2:19 pm
If you checked the codes after you unplugged the MAF, it would make sense that you have a MAF code unless you erased it afterwards. If the fuel filter has been on a long time, it would make sense to replace it first before going any further. It could be that the fuel pump is starting to fail. If you can duplicate the issue after it warms up, I would get a fuel pressure test gauge to check what the fuel pressure is. With the engine not running, it should be 40 psi or more. Running, it should be around 34-36 psi. If the pressure is too low and the fuel filter has been replaced, replace the fuel pump. You can access it under the left, second row seat, IIRC.