MAF housing porting
02-19-2004, 07:01 AM
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MAF housing porting i finished porting my stock MAF .. then i checked my car for any code
i found two codes
1-maf high input circuit
2 maf high input circuit
can any one help me what is this?
i really will appreciate .. thanks
i found two codes
1-maf high input circuit
2 maf high input circuit
can any one help me what is this?
i really will appreciate .. thanks
02-19-2004, 08:21 AM
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Those sound like the MAF electronics are
putting out an overrange (high) output
frequency. MAF porting should mess you up
but in the other direction, and not to a code-
setting degree. Did you do this with the
electronics still in place? If so you might
have smegged one of the little sense
resistors?
All together now...
"ported MAF... Baaaddd".
putting out an overrange (high) output
frequency. MAF porting should mess you up
but in the other direction, and not to a code-
setting degree. Did you do this with the
electronics still in place? If so you might
have smegged one of the little sense
resistors?
All together now...
"ported MAF... Baaaddd".
02-19-2004, 08:32 AM
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Originally Posted by jimmyblue
Those sound like the MAF electronics are
putting out an overrange (high) output
frequency. MAF porting should mess you up
but in the other direction, and not to a code-
setting degree. Did you do this with the
electronics still in place? If so you might
have smegged one of the little sense
resistors?
All together now...
"ported MAF... Baaaddd".
putting out an overrange (high) output
frequency. MAF porting should mess you up
but in the other direction, and not to a code-
setting degree. Did you do this with the
electronics still in place? If so you might
have smegged one of the little sense
resistors?
All together now...
"ported MAF... Baaaddd".
i have another maf .. do u recommened to descren the maf?
02-19-2004, 02:22 PM
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agreed if you have a4 dont port the maf. m6 maybe?
i have had a home ported, TR ends and 85mm maf and none of them help me... only hurt my times.
but not all cars are the same... if your running really rich then yeah ported unit might help only becuase it brings the a/f ratio closer to stock...
i have had a home ported, TR ends and 85mm maf and none of them help me... only hurt my times.
but not all cars are the same... if your running really rich then yeah ported unit might help only becuase it brings the a/f ratio closer to stock...
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02-19-2004, 04:08 PM
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Originally Posted by slow
modifying a sensor to get the output you want is "ghetto tuning" plain and simple.
we have the technology, do it right
Ryan
we have the technology, do it right
Ryan
The 1-2hp gain from this mod is not worth the trouble.