Code 36 at 70 MPH
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Code 36 at 70 MPH
Replaced the MAF sensor and the burn off relay. Still getting code 36 after operating vehicle for ten minutes at 65-70 MPH highway. No ill performance effect. Anybody? :confused:
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Re: Code 36 at 70 MPH (JScott 88 C4)
Hmmm, that's strange code 36 is MAF Burn-Off problem.
Pull the relays & MAF sensor plug and clean all contacts; then assure that all plugs are firmly inserted into the sockets.
Pull the relays & MAF sensor plug and clean all contacts; then assure that all plugs are firmly inserted into the sockets.
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Re: Code 36 at 70 MPH (65Z01)
Thanks 65Z01.
Your note implies more than one relay. Besides the MAF sensor, I replaced the burn-off relay on the firewall near to the brake master cylinder. Is the another one that I missed?
Your note implies more than one relay. Besides the MAF sensor, I replaced the burn-off relay on the firewall near to the brake master cylinder. Is the another one that I missed?
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Re: Code 36 at 70 MPH (65Z01)
Thanks for both replies / suggestions 65Z01. Will clean connections 1st followed by 2nd relay installation, if necessary.
Appreciate the assistance. :seeya
Appreciate the assistance. :seeya
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Re: Code 36 at 70 MPH (86VetteBill)
My thoughts exactly. I still have the old relay to swap around. I can change out the new relay for other one to see if that corrects the problem. If I get another code, I'll know which relay is bad and hopefully correct the problem.
With 65Z01's advice maybe I can put this issue to rest. Thanks.
With 65Z01's advice maybe I can put this issue to rest. Thanks.
