I had this post in the Gen Tech for a few days with no respones and since I am supercharged I thought maybe I coud get some help here.
I have put in 3 different MAF sensors that were remanufactured, I tried a new Cardone Select sensor. My final resort is to try one from the dealer. But now I am starting to wonder if it is my MAF or not. Right now I am running in speed density mode with the MAF unplugged and it is running great, plug the sensor back in and it runs like ***.
Today I decided to turn up my onset of boost adjustment on my FMU a little so while the car was at idle I popped off the vacuum to the FMU.
I noticed the idle got a little smoother so I plugged my MAF sensor back in and the car ran alot better. Then I replugged the vacuum line back into the FMU again and the car ran horribly and wanted to stall. I have thought it has been my MAF sensor all this time but maybe it is something else.
I have visually checked my vacuum lines and they look okay. I have been having problems with this for 6 months. It has progressively gotten worse, I started out with just a slight stumble at idle in the mornings so I think the FMU and the vac line routing are fine. This is my second FMU, I replaced the original one becasue I thought that might have been my problem but I was wrong again and this problem was not there when I originally installed the supercharger.
I do hear a hissing noise coming from around the driver side front of the engine but I don't know what could be leaking there that would cause this problem. There is no vacuum lines in that location that tie into the FMU.
Any ideas?
I have put in 3 different MAF sensors that were remanufactured, I tried a new Cardone Select sensor. My final resort is to try one from the dealer. But now I am starting to wonder if it is my MAF or not. Right now I am running in speed density mode with the MAF unplugged and it is running great, plug the sensor back in and it runs like ***.
Today I decided to turn up my onset of boost adjustment on my FMU a little so while the car was at idle I popped off the vacuum to the FMU.
I noticed the idle got a little smoother so I plugged my MAF sensor back in and the car ran alot better. Then I replugged the vacuum line back into the FMU again and the car ran horribly and wanted to stall. I have thought it has been my MAF sensor all this time but maybe it is something else.
I have visually checked my vacuum lines and they look okay. I have been having problems with this for 6 months. It has progressively gotten worse, I started out with just a slight stumble at idle in the mornings so I think the FMU and the vac line routing are fine. This is my second FMU, I replaced the original one becasue I thought that might have been my problem but I was wrong again and this problem was not there when I originally installed the supercharger.
I do hear a hissing noise coming from around the driver side front of the engine but I don't know what could be leaking there that would cause this problem. There is no vacuum lines in that location that tie into the FMU.
Any ideas?
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