techvette

Not a whole lot of info out there on the subject...

Is the MAF on the LT4 different from the unit on the LT1? What is/are their part number(s)?

Mine went out yesterday (got a code 100), and I fortunately have a guy who can get me a new Delco unit. I looked online, and I couldn't find a new OEM unit for sale anywhere...Only found remanufactured and aftermarket units.

BADDUCK

I don't know the GM part number but the replacements that are like OEM say 1994-1996 LT1/LT4 all use the same part. Logic would tell me you are safe with the LT1 MAF. Ask the "guy" what part number he has and search backwards.

lt4obsesses

Same part

techvette

I offer a challenge:

Who here can source a NEW OEM AC Delco MAF for LT motors? My mechanic sourced one for $279, but I am curious as to why I couldn't find a New AC Delco MAF anywhere online.

aboatguy

According to my tuner.....the LTX maf should be good to 450RWHP or so...


MIke

techvette

Thanks...But that has nothing to do with what I was asking...

JAKE

Give Eckler's a call. They show a ACDELCO MAF - 94-96, but only their part number 49225, not the ACDELCO part number.

1-800-327-4868

Jake

BADDUCK

Another case of "if I can't find it online it must not exist"?

aboatguy

Sorry was trying to let you know that you'll be good with stock lt1/4 Maf

On my iPhone so surf speed is slow


Did you check, your local gm dealer or GM parts direct iot see if it's still available

CAJUN C4

$75.00 at Advance

http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/web..._1162946479___

Hope this helps

techvette

Thanks, but like I said, I am curious as to why there are no NEW AC DELCO units available online.

I already have one ordered from my local GM parts guy, so I guess it doesn't really matter...

llong66

$179.89 at rock auto