Won't run with MAF plugged in
The MAP sensor is in the back of the manifold, yes? I will check that out as well.
Now do the O2's need to be hooked up? I haven't bought any extensions yet so they are disconnected. Everything else is plugged up.
The map is on the back on the intake next to the OPSU.
Racetronix has the extensions for 15$/piece. Or the C5 o2s on Ebay for like 65$ shipped, which I recommend over extensions.
Now back to my woes, anybody have a actual pin out of how the wiring harness should be for the map and maf? It's an aftermarket harness so for all I know the pin layout could be wrong.
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Pin B on MAF goes to Position 25 on Red PCM Connector
Pin C on MAF is ground
Pin D on MAF is Key ON 12-Volts
Pin E on MAF goes to Position 31 on Red PCM Connector
Assuming this is a 5 PIN pre 2007 Truck MAF sensor (if you have a part number we could confirm). Remember the newer sensors had multiple pinouts.
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Pin B on MAF goes to Position 25 on Red PCM Connector
Pin C on MAF is ground
Pin D on MAF is Key ON 12-Volts
Pin E on MAF goes to Position 31 on Red PCM Connector
Assuming this is a 5 PIN pre 2007 Truck MAF sensor (if you have a part number we could confirm). Remember the newer sensors had multiple pinouts.
Jon
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Jon
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I do have another ecm that I will try tomorrow.
Pin B on MAF goes to Position 25 on Red PCM Connector
Pin C on MAF is ground
Pin D on MAF is Key ON 12-Volts
Pin E on MAF goes to Position 31 on Red PCM Connector
Assuming this is a 5 PIN pre 2007 Truck MAF sensor (if you have a part number we could confirm). Remember the newer sensors had multiple pinouts.
Jon
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