Delphi MAF Information - for you junkyard dogs
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Delphi MAF Information - for you junkyard dogs
I got onto the Delphi web site today and dug up
a bunch of MAF info, pretty interesting (to me).
There appear to be only two "mainstream" MAFs
out there for LS-1 & related engines (as of 2001).
The site is a "little bit dated" in its applications info.
The trucks and Northstar / Aurora passenger cars
all use the same unit indicating a common MAF cal,
with any PCM table differences then relating to intake
tract details.
AF10043 is the 85mm truck MAF. This is very widely
used across all GM product lines, identical. The apps
do not go as far as 2002 where the Z06 went to a
descreened version; I was not able to find that one
and it may be an oddball. I would very much like to
find more info on that one. Interestingly this same
MAF is used on engines as big as the 8.1L. Hmm...
now -that-'s an engine swap....
AF10044 is their P/N for the 75mm F-body MAF.
It was also used on the Express and P30 vans 2001.
A fairly limited usage base but at least there are
other donors out there.
AF10045 is a very similar-appearing, but somehow
different, 75mm MAF that was on the LT-1 and V6s
very extensively. I was unable to find anything on
how the calibration differs, if at all. But the similarity
in appearance makes buying an unlabeled Oreo MAF
a bit dangerous, I think.
-------------------------------------------------
Delphi MAF AF10043 Applications
(supersedes AF10006)
PE spec 2600506
Delphi thermal emboss 25168491 (?)
Bar code label 25168491
Cadillac
Deville 4.6L 2000-2001
Eldorado 4.6L 2000-2001
Seville 4.6L 2000-2001
Chevrolet
C3500 Pickup 8.1L 2001
Corvette 5.7L 2001
Silverado 1500 4.3, 4.8, 5.3L 1999-2001
Silverado 1500HD 6.0L 2001
Silverado 2500 5.3, 6.0L 1999-2001
Silverado 2500HD 6.0, 8.1L 2001
Silverado 3500 6.0, 8.1L 2001
Suburban 1500 5.3L 2000-2001
Suburban 2500 5.3, 6.0L 2000-2001
Tahoe 4.8, 5.3L 2000-2001
GMC
C3500 Pickup 8.1L 2001
Sierra x500 series as Silverado above
Sierra C3 6.0L 2001
Yukon as Tahoe above
Yukon XL as Suburban x500 above
Oldsmobile
Aurora 4.0L 2001
---------------------------------------
Delphi MAF AF10044 Applications
PE Spec 2600506
Delphi thermal emboss - none
Bar code label - serial number (?) only
Chevrolet
Camaro 5.7L 1998-2001
Corvette 5.7L 1997-2000
Express 1500 4.3, 5.0, 5.7L 2001
Express 2500 4.3, 5.0, 5.7L 2001
Express 3500 5.7, 8.1L 2001
P30 Van 4.3, 5.7, 7.4L 1998-1999
GMC
P35/P3500 van 4.3, 5.7, 7.4L 1998-1999
Pontiac
Firebird 5.7L 1998-2001
---------------------------------------
Delphi MAF AF10045 Applications
PE Spec 2600506
Delphi thermal emboss ________
Bar code label ________
Buick passenger cars 5.7L (LT1) 1994-1996; V-6 1996-1998
Cadillac Fleetwood 5.7 (LT1) 1994-1996
Chevrolet Astro vans, V-6 passenger cars 1996-2001
Chevrolet Caprice V-8 (4.3, 5.7L (LT1) 1994-1996
GMC Jimmy, Safari, Sonoma 4.3L V-6 1996-2001
a bunch of MAF info, pretty interesting (to me).
There appear to be only two "mainstream" MAFs
out there for LS-1 & related engines (as of 2001).
The site is a "little bit dated" in its applications info.
The trucks and Northstar / Aurora passenger cars
all use the same unit indicating a common MAF cal,
with any PCM table differences then relating to intake
tract details.
AF10043 is the 85mm truck MAF. This is very widely
used across all GM product lines, identical. The apps
do not go as far as 2002 where the Z06 went to a
descreened version; I was not able to find that one
and it may be an oddball. I would very much like to
find more info on that one. Interestingly this same
MAF is used on engines as big as the 8.1L. Hmm...
now -that-'s an engine swap....
AF10044 is their P/N for the 75mm F-body MAF.
It was also used on the Express and P30 vans 2001.
A fairly limited usage base but at least there are
other donors out there.
AF10045 is a very similar-appearing, but somehow
different, 75mm MAF that was on the LT-1 and V6s
very extensively. I was unable to find anything on
how the calibration differs, if at all. But the similarity
in appearance makes buying an unlabeled Oreo MAF
a bit dangerous, I think.
-------------------------------------------------
Delphi MAF AF10043 Applications
(supersedes AF10006)
PE spec 2600506
Delphi thermal emboss 25168491 (?)
Bar code label 25168491
Cadillac
Deville 4.6L 2000-2001
Eldorado 4.6L 2000-2001
Seville 4.6L 2000-2001
Chevrolet
C3500 Pickup 8.1L 2001
Corvette 5.7L 2001
Silverado 1500 4.3, 4.8, 5.3L 1999-2001
Silverado 1500HD 6.0L 2001
Silverado 2500 5.3, 6.0L 1999-2001
Silverado 2500HD 6.0, 8.1L 2001
Silverado 3500 6.0, 8.1L 2001
Suburban 1500 5.3L 2000-2001
Suburban 2500 5.3, 6.0L 2000-2001
Tahoe 4.8, 5.3L 2000-2001
GMC
C3500 Pickup 8.1L 2001
Sierra x500 series as Silverado above
Sierra C3 6.0L 2001
Yukon as Tahoe above
Yukon XL as Suburban x500 above
Oldsmobile
Aurora 4.0L 2001
---------------------------------------
Delphi MAF AF10044 Applications
PE Spec 2600506
Delphi thermal emboss - none
Bar code label - serial number (?) only
Chevrolet
Camaro 5.7L 1998-2001
Corvette 5.7L 1997-2000
Express 1500 4.3, 5.0, 5.7L 2001
Express 2500 4.3, 5.0, 5.7L 2001
Express 3500 5.7, 8.1L 2001
P30 Van 4.3, 5.7, 7.4L 1998-1999
GMC
P35/P3500 van 4.3, 5.7, 7.4L 1998-1999
Pontiac
Firebird 5.7L 1998-2001
---------------------------------------
Delphi MAF AF10045 Applications
PE Spec 2600506
Delphi thermal emboss ________
Bar code label ________
Buick passenger cars 5.7L (LT1) 1994-1996; V-6 1996-1998
Cadillac Fleetwood 5.7 (LT1) 1994-1996
Chevrolet Astro vans, V-6 passenger cars 1996-2001
Chevrolet Caprice V-8 (4.3, 5.7L (LT1) 1994-1996
GMC Jimmy, Safari, Sonoma 4.3L V-6 1996-2001
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@jimmyblue, could you post a link to the site, please?
I am trying to find the MAF calibration table for a delphi product, and I am not seeing this info anywhere.
I am programming my own ECU for this build and would appreciate not having to go to the trouble of calibrating my MAF.
I am trying to find the MAF calibration table for a delphi product, and I am not seeing this info anywhere.
I am programming my own ECU for this build and would appreciate not having to go to the trouble of calibrating my MAF.
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TECH Senior Member
Back in '04, weren't they chiseled out of rock? lol