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GM MAF/T Is this Correct?

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TurboChrged93

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Jan 5, 2005
No where Fun, Pennsylvania
I lost my manual to my GM MAF/T. I have version 2.xx I just installed an EPROM chip with injector compensation so I want to zero out my MAF/T and set it for 450cc injectors with no correction. Someone correct me if I'm wrong but I have all dip swtiches on the bottom position (off) , aux 0, base 2, idle 0, mid 0, wot 0. Are all of these positions correct for my desired settings? Thanks...!
 
Mine is set for 450's, because my eprom is chipped for 650's. Sounds right to me. Does anyone know about switching to the gen 2. Do i need wiring or just the trans itself since i got the gen1 wired up already
 
If you are using anything besides MAF-T to tune your car and you have a MAF-T system installed, all the switches and dials must be at the default 450cc settings. Make sure you aren't in RPM mode and I like to keep the start-up enrichment switch off as well.

I run DSMLink burned for my injectors and I've had zero problems running my MAF-T this way.
 
So these settings are correct? I am running a keydiver chip meant for my 650s also but I'm running into knock problems and I just wanted to make sure I wasn't running too rich having my MAF/T all screwed up.
 
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