91 maf sensor location?
Racer
Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 349
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From: Hong Kong
Hi
The 91 uses a Speed Density System,
So the only thing you will have is an Air Intake Temperature sensor under the plenum above the fuel pressure regulator.
I just replaced mine in my 91, engine thought it was receiving air at -40deg!
There is a MAP sensor on the side of the plenum.
Cheers
The 91 uses a Speed Density System,
So the only thing you will have is an Air Intake Temperature sensor under the plenum above the fuel pressure regulator.
I just replaced mine in my 91, engine thought it was receiving air at -40deg!
There is a MAP sensor on the side of the plenum.
Cheers
Le Mans Master
Joined: Aug 2000
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From: Australia
1st Gear
Joined: Oct 2019
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Hi
The 91 uses a Speed Density System,
So the only thing you will have is an Air Intake Temperature sensor under the plenum above the fuel pressure regulator.
I just replaced mine in my 91, engine thought it was receiving air at -40deg!
There is a MAP sensor on the side of the plenum.
Cheers
The 91 uses a Speed Density System,
So the only thing you will have is an Air Intake Temperature sensor under the plenum above the fuel pressure regulator.
I just replaced mine in my 91, engine thought it was receiving air at -40deg!
There is a MAP sensor on the side of the plenum.
Cheers
Safety Car
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Hello Roy!
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If you have any other issues there is a tremendous amount of Corvette Knowledge available to anybody here!
To get the most from this Forum you need to give us as much detail about the issue your Corvette is having.
Team Owner
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From: Hartford WI
Buy yourself a scanner and you will see data and someone will be in a better position to help you. Throwing parts at it till it gives is going to be an expensive hobby.
Team Owner
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Do not throw parts at it, buy the scanner, pull the codes and/or look at the data it gives you, and we'll figure out what the problem is.
O2 sensor would not have caused it, likely a vac leak, but a scanner will tell us where to look.
O2 sensor would not have caused it, likely a vac leak, but a scanner will tell us where to look.
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