TSP 100mm MAF issues..keeps throwing code
I was told by the shop this is a very common problem with these 100 MAFs and it happens to all of them. Main reason being that they use a LS7 cartridge and the F-body pcm can't keep up with it. Is there a way around this?
P0102 is a "low input" alarm. This usually means that the reference voltage sent to the MAF from the PCM is too low, of which can be interpreted as a failing PCM. Am not claiming that is what the issue is here. The PCM can also send this alarm for a too low airflow issue. This alarm should be a P0101, but, can be a P0102. Anyway, I would start by taking the car to a dyno & have the tuner look @ the MAF table scaling. Explain the code & have him check the scaling. I think that the scaling is off in the low airflow operating area of the MAF & is causing the problem & alarm. The tuner will be able to determine this & re-scale the table to eliminate the problem.
For an SD tune, he should have turned the "high-reference" alarm off. Yes, the MAF high reference will be set for a SD tune. Although, he should not charge you for a re-tune, cuz' he should have turned the alram off when he tuned if for SD. Your issue is different from the OP, as you already know. Am stating this so that the OP doesn't think that the two issues are related.
I bet the car wouldn't even idle with the LS7 style MAF cartridge without a tune lol.
Yes the car was dyno tuned, and the tunner spent extra time trying to get it dialed in right for the LS7 style MAF. Its a very reputable LS1 shop, thats not the issue here. I want to get a response from someone else that has the 100mm MAF if there are any tricks to getting these things to stop throwing the SES lights. I read a thread where someone "clocked" it so the sensor is at the 3 oclock postion. Curious if theres somethign to that.
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I bet the car wouldn't even idle with the LS7 style MAF cartridge without a tune lol.
Yes the car was dyno tuned, and the tunner spent extra time trying to get it dialed in right for the LS7 style MAF. Its a very reputable LS1 shop, thats not the issue here. I want to get a response from someone else that has the 100mm MAF if there are any tricks to getting these things to stop throwing the SES lights. I read a thread where someone "clocked" it so the sensor is at the 3 oclock postion. Curious if theres somethign to that.
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I bet the car wouldn't even idle with the LS7 style MAF cartridge without a tune lol.
Yes the car was dyno tuned, and the tunner spent extra time trying to get it dialed in right for the LS7 style MAF. Its a very reputable LS1 shop, thats not the issue here. I want to get a response from someone else that has the 100mm MAF if there are any tricks to getting these things to stop throwing the SES lights. I read a thread where someone "clocked" it so the sensor is at the 3 oclock postion. Curious if theres somethign to that.
I've already answered your question. Go back to the shop. They need to have another look @ the scaling.
Here's my MAF screen before/after
No, I'm just talkin' out my a$$ for the fun of it.
Of course I have, why else would I waist my time posting? That screen will modify the airflow across the whole MAF scale (slow it down to closer match the MAF's scaling). ie; larger holes, slower speed, smaller holes, faster air speed. If it get's people closer to where they want to be, great. It's a band-aid when compared to a properly scaled MAF table. Unbelievable to me, what people will do to get around the best solution. Good-luck, hope it works out.
Of course I have, why else would I waist my time posting? That screen will modify the airflow across the whole MAF scale (slow it down to closer match the MAF's scaling). ie; larger holes, slower speed, smaller holes, faster air speed. If it get's people closer to where they want to be, great. It's a band-aid when compared to a properly scaled MAF table. Unbelievable to me, what people will do to get around the best solution. Good-luck, hope it works out.




