MAF high question
I am comparing a 2006 ls2 to a 2006 ls7 and both have two MAF tables, a high and low and follow the same points. I even compared all the data under engine diagnostics and they all match between the two.
Note that I am running a MAF only tune so also looking into whether there is a DTC that needs disabling. However it that was the case I would think I would have thrown the code right away. Even if the data is wrong and off by that amount I would think it wouldn't run and throw the code right away. Who knows maybe it got dirty or going bad. Thanks again
Last edited by edge04; Jun 11, 2015 at 09:47 PM.
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Can someone confirm that this is the right function to use for Lambda error for the MAF. I used this for my VE.
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Here is my theory. I loaded the MAF table from a ZO6 which we know is a ls7 427 vs a ls2 364. So my computer was thinking it needed more fuel than required (I pulled a lot) as it was calling for so much air volume. And that is what threw the PO101 code that the MAF was out of range.
Now, if this theory makes sense, then I still need to tune the high table which I will do via my wide band and lambda error. Then I need to run it hard again as that is what I was doing when I threw the code last time.
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And the arrow goes towards the throttle body. It is showing the direction air should flow through the maf.





