Low voltage from MAF solved LOL
10-30-2002, 03:01 PM
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Low voltage from MAF solved LOL I have been chasing a hard start problem for quite a while.
After ATAPing the car I noticed their was a MAF code for low voltage to the MAF.
Well at quick glance the wires looked ok but when I looked more carefully the power wire to the MAF was broken!!
I have been running the past several months with NO MAF at all LOL!
I fixed and tested all the connections and took the car out for a spin <img border="0" title="" alt="[Smile]" src="gr_stretch.gif" /> OMFG is all I can say. The gain in the midrange is HUGE and I am sure there is some gain up top. I am going to have to go redyno the car and see if it needs more tuning.
10's maybe closer than I thought LOL!
I will update my hard start problem as I chase down more electrical gremlins. I am getting low voltage to the cam position sensor as well. I changed the sensor but the code still remains.
Cheers,
Chris
After ATAPing the car I noticed their was a MAF code for low voltage to the MAF.
Well at quick glance the wires looked ok but when I looked more carefully the power wire to the MAF was broken!!
I have been running the past several months with NO MAF at all LOL!
I fixed and tested all the connections and took the car out for a spin <img border="0" title="" alt="[Smile]" src="gr_stretch.gif" /> OMFG is all I can say. The gain in the midrange is HUGE and I am sure there is some gain up top. I am going to have to go redyno the car and see if it needs more tuning.
10's maybe closer than I thought LOL!
I will update my hard start problem as I chase down more electrical gremlins. I am getting low voltage to the cam position sensor as well. I changed the sensor but the code still remains.
Cheers,
Chris
