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Nm35 Fault Code (Afm Issues)

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Today stagea had been running rough, spitting and splattering on idle. I have checked fault codes and displayed P0100 (afm malfunction) & P0110 (air temp sensor issue).

I have a scotty spare afm. Will this fix this issue if I change them. How dod I reset the ecu so it reconises the afm change as ive changed it previously with it splattering at full throttle.

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Ok. Replaced with scottys afm but now car has a hesitation issue. Every now and then revs will drop to 500 and runs rough as if I have unplugged the afm. Under throttle engine is splattering then come good. It does it on idle and through driving. Any idea's. I run standard ecu no updgrade currently. Afm replacement shouldnt have this issue. I dont see it as plugs at all as they have just been replaced not too long ago. This issue is associated with dead afm from last week.

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It could still be the plugs if they are fouled, but it almost sounds like you have a wiring issue. Perhaps water where it shouldn't be after the storms? Can you borrow another working AFM to check, just to make sure?

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