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Hi,

I need to pass emissions testing therefore I have brought my car back to completely stock.

The history is that I took my car in to the mechanic to fix the below and bring my car back to stock:

-Install stock airbox

-Install stock exhaust

-Install stock cat.

-Replace 1 faulty 02 Sensor

-Replace 6 leaking injectors

Now that all of this has been completed my car is idling like crap, and is missing when driving under very light throttle the car hesitates/chokes from about 2,000 RPM up until 3,500 RPM.

Although if I drive with heavy throttle the car drives and revs normally.

My mechanic advised me to replace my spark plugs as they are most likely fouled as since they needed to start/stop the car heaps of times whilst repairing it.. So I replaced them with (0.8 Gapped plugs) as recommended by him.

I did this, but the problem remains exactly the same.

What could the issue be? Maybe I need to run the recommended stock gap of 1.1?

Tried changing the spark plugs?

Yes, I have changed the spark plugs as I suspected that maybe the previous ones had fouled.

I pulled them out and they were very black becuase my car was running very rich prior to fixing my 02 Sensor.

New sparkplugs have gone in with (0.8) Gap and the problem is identical.

Perhaps i should only have them gapped to (1.1) even though my mechanic says not too?

Have you tried resseting your ecu? Are you also using stock coil packs? also try cleaning your AAC valve.

It may be my ACC Valve needs cleaning, I just found a thread on SAU about this, and I will give it a go.

Other than that I have no idea what it could be.

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