91stocker
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Changing the engine twice sure is a hard way to figure out you have a bad maf....
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Ya it is but now i got time to build the other motor the way i want it and no rush.. thank you for all your helpChanging the engine twice sure is a hard way to figure out you have a bad maf....
Why not state a problem when it's an exact scenario I have had and the first thing I told him to do is the first thing I did with the same results. The next thing I did was buy a new maf, the problem was resolved. Considering the 1g mafs are a dime a dozen and he needs his car asap I figured I would help out considering my similar experience.Why are you guys stating a problem here? You don't know its a bad maf, youre assuming. Op needs to check his codes and gather a little bit more data. Buying parts based off an asumption is a real slow and expensive way to fix a car.
If you cant easly read the codes on these cars with a diagnostics tool. Then i cant do it anyway. I have kinda came to the conclusion im prolly gonna buy one sensor at a time till the problem is fixed. I appreciate any and all comments to ones own experience.. im gonna start with the cheapest sensors first...Why not state a problem when it's an exact scenario I have had and the first thing I told him to do is the first thing I did with the same results. The next thing I did was buy a new maf, the problem was resolved. Considering the 1g mafs are a dime a dozen and he needs his car asap I figured I would help out considering my similar experience.
Go ahead and tell/explain the process of how to check codes on a 1g without a data logger.
When checking these codes car is runing correct?All you need to check codes on a 1g is an analog voltmeter or a noid light.
Again you are assuming your problem is the same as his. If opcan get a 10 $ maf and it doesnt work is that money well spent? Sll im suggesting is that you state what is likely because..........
Is it likely based on your experience? In my opinion no. Ive seen too many things go wrong in 25 years. A datalogger would be very helpful here.
Op....codes?