burn off module problem
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burn off module problem
I've got a 85 corvette 5.7L engine, the burn off module is bad, does anyone make a modified mass air flow meter with built in burn off module, so I don't have to replace this really expensive module, and never have to deal with this problem again?
Last edited by shannonlynn; Oct 1, 2008 at 08:57 AM.
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Michael
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But, if you want to stay stock, I think I've still got the one from my 85. I'm out of the country right now, but if you can wait a week or ten days until I get home, if I can find it, you are welcome to it, as I'll never use it.
Cheers,
Michael
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As far as I'm aware, the Micro-Tech MAFs do not require a burn-off function since they use a foil-based sensor instead of a hot-wire.
The Micro-Tech MAFs do have some calibration and temperature sensitivity issues, but they're an option at least.
I used to use one before converting to a Ford 05+ slot-style MAF.
The Micro-Tech MAFs do have some calibration and temperature sensitivity issues, but they're an option at least.
I used to use one before converting to a Ford 05+ slot-style MAF.
