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    #16
    The IAT sensor is part of the AFM. Unless someone had a mixed gas high temperature flow bench the only test you can do on an O2 sensor is to say if it is dead or not. The O@ sensor is scheduled maintenance item with a replacement interval of 100k.

    Assuming the smoke test was properly conducted, with what you have tested/replaced my next suspect would be the injectors followed by the DME. The injectors can be professionally rebuilt and flow tested. The DME would just have to be swapped out.
    The car makes it possible, but the driver makes it happen.
    Jim Levie, Huntsville, AL

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      #17
      Thanks for you help. Actually, I replaced the injectors with 19# injectors about a year ago. Once the computer figured things out, they've worked quite well. They improved my performance and improved my mileage quite a bit, but they didn't make any difference in my rough idle.

      The original issue, poor idle, is finally fixed with this new temp sensor. Now if I can just get the cold start/idle figured out, I will seriously be elated with this little car.

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