take it back. it could be a vacuum leak, hose off or the belt is off a tooth.

find the code as well and get back to us

Roy

Answered by ASEMaster6371 (expert)
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Thank you Roy. Is it safe to drive back? I live 10 miles from the shop.shopkeepers

Response from paulapaulaewpyahoocom
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is it only an issue when you stop??

how did it run when you picked it up??

Roy

Answered by ASEMaster6371 (expert)
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It ran poorly, so I took it right back. They said, "Oops, we didn't connect the airflow sensor." They reconnected that and it was much better, although not as smooth and quiet as when I took it in originally. It has been getting worse and as I said, today everything seemed toquit working. Of course they weren't open today, so I limped it home. It is scary to drive right now.

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They will have to check it over again, having the air flow sensor disconnected would not do any damage in it self, but they may have left something else loose or disconnected as well.

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