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MAF-T 98 gsx

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badhabits

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May 14, 2011
columbus, Ohio
So I have been dealing with a mysterious misfire. I did not read these forums and know about bosh at the time so I put in new plugs. wires. coil pack. I put ngk in today.

The problem I am having other than misfire is it wont let me rev above 5,000 feels like a dog at that point.

First off he had the injector size wrong. Could that cause a miss fire with it being set at too high of an injector? he had it set to 660's. Or do you think it was the bosh plugs.

There is a MAF-T on it . I realized the purple aux wire was open and touching the body. or something. so I taped it off.

now that things are fixed it wont go over 5 , doesnt want to . sounds like turbo is just not wanting to go there.

Is it possible the aux wire was making it run to the aux setting for nos and whatever when I was wide open? Now that its fixed its just screwy and I need to adjust mid and wot fuel trims on the MAFT?

At an idle its wonderful, it seems fine until I kinda gas it. :mad: I just want to drive my new car and not have a million things to fix. not to mention I had a tranny leak and paid six hundred to get the linkages redone and some plate and it is still leaking
 
Hmm try this, there's no gaurantee it would work but do it for the hell of it. Reset your computer by disconnecting your battery. Perhaps there is a glitch in the system? Other than that what size is your turbo and injectors?
 
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