DTC'S AND MAFT?
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Shortly after installing a MAFT on my car I've been getting a PO171 and PO174 system too lean DTC. The MAFT is set at 0-base and 2% lean at WOT. When I try to start from scratch (0-base and 0-WOT) the Ltrims never change. I've tried 5%,10% etc. and the Ltrims stay at a constant 25%. Before the translator, the car never had this code. If I try to lean it out at WOT, my O2's read 930-955, the same as before the translator. 2%,4% etc. did not show any change with the O2 readings. Is it possible that I have a bad MAFT? Or is it something that I'm doing wrong? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Assuming it's hooked up correctly I would say you got a bad one.
If you disconnect it and hook it back up like stock it doesn't do this, correct?
If you disconnect it and hook it back up like stock it doesn't do this, correct?
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No actually, when I disconnected it, I still got the DTC. My IAC pintle position number was at 60 when the car was fully warmed up. It was in the 20's the last time I checked it about a month ago. Is it possible that there is a problem with that? Also when making adjustments to the MAFT, do those changes instantly show up on autotap, or does it take some time?
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You have a stock ported MAF on the car or after market MAF ends?
Kimh@vankampen.com had that happen like two years ago.
I think you need to add fuel. 25% means that the pcm is maxed out as far as compensating.
Kimh@vankampen.com had that happen like two years ago.
I think you need to add fuel. 25% means that the pcm is maxed out as far as compensating.
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Hey John, its Chris (gold car). When I first put the translator on, everything was fine. I drove all the way to 41, and made a few passes without any DTC. Suddenly on the return road, there it was. I think there was something that trggered this whole episode.