MAF sensor placement
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Le Mans Master
Joined: Jan 2007
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From: Rocky Mount Virginia
MAF sensor placement
Any difference in the MAF mounted near the air filter end versus the TB end? I have seen pics of it mounted in either area. Does it make any difference?
Burning Brakes
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 930
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From: Lawrenceville GA
I installed a Vararam and their Power Duct, which required moving the
MAF... it threw a code (forget which but it related to running lean),
so I took the Power Duct back off until I could get a dyno tune.
I didn't like the idea of driving with a lean condition...
Just got it back on and dyno tuned last Friday.
MAF... it threw a code (forget which but it related to running lean),
so I took the Power Duct back off until I could get a dyno tune.
I didn't like the idea of driving with a lean condition...
Just got it back on and dyno tuned last Friday.
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Le Mans Master
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 7,364
Likes: 6
From: Rocky Mount Virginia
I installed a Vararam and their Power Duct, which required moving the
MAF... it threw a code (forget which but it related to running lean),
so I took the Power Duct back off until I could get a dyno tune.
I didn't like the idea of driving with a lean condition...
Just got it back on and dyno tuned last Friday.
MAF... it threw a code (forget which but it related to running lean),
so I took the Power Duct back off until I could get a dyno tune.
I didn't like the idea of driving with a lean condition...
Just got it back on and dyno tuned last Friday.
It never ran funny in either position.
Instructor
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 106
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From: Ontario, California
When I moved the MAF back to the TB on my '02 Z06 (Halltech Venom), the car would throw a lean bank code every few weeks. I have read on the forum that it was not something to worry about and that the error was a result of air flow turbelence through the MAF and that the car was not actually running lean. I would just reset the code. Two months ago I installed the Halltech honeycomb air flow straightener (can't recall the actual name) and have not had a lean code since that time.
Rod
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