Serious stumbling on the gas.. Is this a MAF?
#31
04-16-2007 | 10:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Joe Weinstein
OK team, the MAF fix seems to have done it. The shop
charged me $400 for the MAF, and 2 hours to diagnose
it. The nationals were a big deal. Saturday started out
wet with a light rain, but dried by the end. AWD got me
to within 0.1 seconds of the lead after the first run, but
in the dry the DOT tire guys took over (I'm racing in a
true street tire class). Sunday was all dry, and I started
at about .005 seconds behind my main class competition,
and we swapped leads for the first two runs, and both
screwed our third runs. I beat him by more than he beat
me so I got the overall win!
charged me $400 for the MAF, and 2 hours to diagnose
it. The nationals were a big deal. Saturday started out
wet with a light rain, but dried by the end. AWD got me
to within 0.1 seconds of the lead after the first run, but
in the dry the DOT tire guys took over (I'm racing in a
true street tire class). Sunday was all dry, and I started
at about .005 seconds behind my main class competition,
and we swapped leads for the first two runs, and both
screwed our third runs. I beat him by more than he beat
me so I got the overall win!
You are a BEAST!
#32
04-17-2007 | 11:21 AM
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Thanks much. I'm just a little brother around here in terms of
power mods. I look forward to experiencing what you guys do
one day with aftermarket turbos... I did once get to race in a
chipped GT2, but it was raining that day with standing water,
so it was like trying to skateboard on a greased linoleum floor...
Joe
power mods. I look forward to experiencing what you guys do
one day with aftermarket turbos... I did once get to race in a
chipped GT2, but it was raining that day with standing water,
so it was like trying to skateboard on a greased linoleum floor...
Joe
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04-17-2007 | 02:22 PM
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Originally Posted by villains_turbo
sounds like he solved it, but the MAF can definitely cause performance/driving issues...hesitations, stumbling a bit, etc.
BTW - how much did they stick you for to replace the MAF sensor? cleaning it is a decent option too...just FYI.
BTW - how much did they stick you for to replace the MAF sensor? cleaning it is a decent option too...just FYI.
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