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Old 07-14-2014, 03:03 PM
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The problem I am having is the car idles fine. The fuel trims are perfect. It revs up good but when it comes down it either dies or just sits there barely running. The bov is open in vacuum and closed during boost. The maf is reading like it should and is linear, doesn't jump around. If you unplug the maf the car revs and catches itself perfectly.

Any ideas guys.

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The problem I am having is the car idles fine. The fuel trims are perfect. It revs up good but when it comes down it either dies or just sits there barely running. The bov is open in vacuum and closed during boost. The maf is reading like it should and is linear, doesn't jump around. If you unplug the maf the car revs and catches itself perfectly.

Any ideas guys.
Where's your BOV mounted?
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Before the innercooler, we did have it after but was having problems. So we moved it to before and still have the same problem. Doug at ecs says that I probably need a screened maf
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Before the innercooler, we did have it after but was having problems. So we moved it to before and still have the same problem. Doug at ecs says that I probably need a screened maf
I prefer to SD tune the car, but if you're on a budget, the Halltech honeycomb screen should stabilize it by making the airflow more linear across the element. Have you pressure checked for a leak behind the MAF by chance?
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The car won't even move with the maf hooked up. Unplug it and it runs fine. My tuner doesn't like speed density cause of the weather change it throws off the tune. Now if I was running 2 boost settings it would be SD.

Maf will hold a solid 3.xxx, bit the gas, and it shoots up to 5-6 then back down to 3.xxx and slowly climbs. If you hold it at 3k rpms it will be rock solid then either jump up or shoot down on the maf reading then back to rock solid
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The car won't even move with the maf hooked up. Unplug it and it runs fine. My tuner doesn't like speed density cause of the weather change it throws off the tune. Now if I was running 2 boost settings it would be SD.

Maf will hold a solid 3.xxx, bit the gas, and it shoots up to 5-6 then back down to 3.xxx and slowly climbs. If you hold it at 3k rpms it will be rock solid then either jump up or shoot down on the maf reading then back to rock solid
tell your tuner to grow some ***** and put a solid SD tune in it. If it idles as desired with the MAF unplugged and runs well, redneck logic dictates go speed density. Or you can play with MAF combinations all day and continue to dump money at the problem, imo of course.
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tell your tuner to grow some ***** and put a solid SD tune in it. If it idles as desired with the MAF unplugged and runs well, redneck logic dictates go speed density. Or you can play with MAF combinations all day and continue to dump money at the problem, imo of course.

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little update:

well the BOV was to close to the maf. we moved the BOV before the innercooler and got a new maf with a screen and it is reading perfectly. the new problem we are having is no matter what my tuner does to the tune the car wants to die coming off a rev or coming to a stop. it will recover 99.9% of the time and only lasts about a second or 2.

he has logged it to see what is going on and there shows nothing in the log as to why it is happening. all i can come up with is that the BOV is blowing off to much air and suffocating the motor.

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