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Old 02-07-2004, 03:47 PM
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I had uninstalled my GMAF a couple of months ago because it was making the car run like ***.

Recently I re-installed it because I figured I could tune it a little for a rich/lean conditon with the MAF-T. Also, I was running rich with the MAF-T at 10% rich base, and when i changed it back to 5% rich, it would run too lean and the LTFTs wouldn't go to 0 like they should. I had heard that the GMAF leans it out a little so I was hoping that would bring it to the right mixture.

I went logging and everything looked perfectly normal at part-throttle, and at WOT it seemed to be a lot faster. We'll know on the dyno day however for sure.

I was logging the LTFTs, Fuel Trim Cell, all that good stuff. Anything else I should look for that will tell me this thing isn't doing its job?

I logged for a little bit and while driving my LTFTs were mostly at 0 and -0.8% and sometimes dipped to -3.x% and -4.x% at part-throttle. At idle they were way rich like -8% and -10%. That to me told me it was running better at part-throttle than sock and the same at idle.

Any ideas? I tried to be as thorough as possible.

UPDATE: Just got the average of the LTFTs from cells 0-19: -6.3x, -6.4x. Should I adjust the base for only 5% rich?

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From what you have posted it looks as though the adjustments that you have made with your MAFT are adaquate. Your LTerms are *slightly* on the low side, but personally I would just leave it 'as-is' until you get to the dyno.

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I am doing some testing myself and when my car was running a bit rich the GMAF leaned it out for me but the numbers did not look as good. Odd thing was it felt stronger

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