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When i give 'er some revs in neutral the engine stutters for a second or two till the revs build up.

I have gone round tightening everything i can think of.

I have found a small (20mm) long open section where the zorst guy hasnt welded the resonator up properly. Also, when i rev i think i can hear a whistling sound from the AFM which is located just after the FMIC and prior to Greddy plenum.

Question is....which one or both?

Any ideas

Thanks

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Well exhaust you should weld up either way.

It does potentially sound AFM related, but the AFM 'should' play up all the time. Not just in neutral with a little free-rev...

It should misbehave off load/underload/intermittent for both etc until it gets worse and worse (thats how mine failed)

Could also be TPS perhaps not working correctly IMO... more likely TPS than AFM

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