Faulty MAF Sensor?
#1
Faulty MAF Sensor?
I wanted to know if maybe I needed to replace my MAF sensor, over the past few weeks I have been having trouble with my tC, all I have is a K&N intake and Tsudo CatBack, ever since I installed the K&N I have been getting this problem where my car, not all the time but every once in a while, the car would just rev high and lets the revs drop until it almost stalled and the other day it literally just stalled at a light and it's an Automatic, I got it to Advanced and it came back with P0101 and P0172 codes, he suggested I'd clean the throttle body, clean MAF sensor and clean the filter which I have done, So far the car is running better then before, the idling revs are steady and a little higher then they were before, but if it happens again, should I just replace my MAF sensor? or do I have a possible exhaust or vacuum leak?
#3
Yup! Battery was disconnected, then once I finished the install, put the. Restive terminal back on, then let the car idle for about 10 minutes and went for a drive...no hard acceleration
#5
you have to let it idle again so the ECU can relearn the A/F ratio, you gotta unplug the battery which every single time resets the ECU unfortunately, but for now so far so good, but it now sounds like i have an exhaust leak where the mid-pipe connects to the cat
#6
I reset mine when put my intake in and started it up and drove it right away normally around town. Not stomping on the pedal. Runs perfectly with no idle drops or anything. I've never heard of having to let it idle for 10 minutes.
#7
high rev? well was that during a cold start? and also have you noticed that the intake is loose like it shakes quite a bit.. cause it could be causing the MAF sensor to be shaking a lot. im not sure what those Codes are for but i know the exhaust wont have anything to do with it since your not even touching a sensor, thats basically all just sound.
#8
high rev? well was that during a cold start? and also have you noticed that the intake is loose like it shakes quite a bit.. cause it could be causing the MAF sensor to be shaking a lot. im not sure what those Codes are for but i know the exhaust wont have anything to do with it since your not even touching a sensor, thats basically all just sound.
#9
oh i see, yea that couldve been the problem with the leak in near the coupling, is your MAF sensor on super tight? and has it been throwing the CEL since you took it apart? yea i dont think exhaust would have much to do with the CEL after the 2 O2 sensors. did you figure out what those codes were though?
#10
oh i see, yea that couldve been the problem with the leak in near the coupling, is your MAF sensor on super tight? and has it been throwing the CEL since you took it apart? yea i dont think exhaust would have much to do with the CEL after the 2 O2 sensors. did you figure out what those codes were though?
#11
well thats good that the CEL hasnt come back since you fixed it. and its a little normal to hear the tsudo exhaust hit something unless you get stronger hangers. hope that there arent any more issues with the car
#12
450 miles driven now, still no CEL *knock on wood* so I'm very happy about that and i found the exhaust leak, there is a small crack on one of the welds on the second resonator on the mid pipe on my tsudo cat back, debating on whether to have it welded up or not yet
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