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Hey R33 peoples or skyline know alls!!!

I have an R33 with what I think is a fuel prob. Everything points to it, but I can only describe it like it's a problem with the airflow meter. (I've changed the airflow)

The Problem:

At Idle: The car may or may not idle roughly; it's not consistent to anything at any time.

Driving: Again it's not consistent sometimes it's a dream to drive, other time it's a mini with some balls. It serges but it I take my foot off the accelerator pedal then put it back on it’s ok.

What I’ve done: Bought a new airflow, serviced it, and changed the fuel filter. Each time of doing one of these COMPLETELY different things, the problem goes away all for 20 mins then mucks up again.

Any suggestions? Please call me on 0433 145 179 I’m going insane! Or just email. But I may not get time to come back on here hence the please call if possible!!!

Thanks

Jen

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