So I had my car dynoed...
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I was running lean 15's and a multiple misses at high rpm. So where to start to look for problems? The usual bolt ons etc., wait4me tune. Car runs good on the street,mileage is so/ so, rear 02 are gone/tuned out. high flo cats . Tuner said disconnect MAF and see what happens while driving. Car runs well with the maf unplugged,shifts are REAL hard.
2000 camaro
02s?
Maf?
Plugs?
2000 camaro
02s?
Maf?
Plugs?
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I'm going to be doing the MAF cleaning and what not tomorrow + changing my fuel filter. The only code i got when i scanned my car was knock sensor bank 1 so idk if anything will show for you.
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I did some more research on the subject and someone suggested to do a test to see if it's the MAF where you unplug the MAF and wait for the computer to realise it's not there (which takes like 10 mins of driving) then gun it and see how the car reacts. If it's better then the MAF is the problem, and if throttle response stays the same, then you need to keep looking for the problem.
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Im thinking about picking up a new maf. Has anyone bought this? GMparts direct is $$$$ .
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...sensor!s!meter
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...sensor!s!meter