im not sure wich wires to probe to get the current voltage at idle through my MAF. i just wanted to see what area i was in, can anyone help?
thanx!
im not sure wich wires to probe to get the current voltage at idle through my MAF. i just wanted to see what area i was in, can anyone help?
thanx!
-justin
DSS 306, S-trim, TFS trackheats, TFS trackheat intake, TFS stg 1 cam, Tremec....tons of cooling, suspension, exhaust, ignition, fuel & tuning parts that would take up too much space!
Originally Posted by mygt8a4re
Come over and borrow my scanner.....it will show you voltage and alot more.
"The replacement for displacement is measured in P.S.I."
91 Turbo GT Vert (fast)
92 GMC Typhoon #1799
00 Suzuki Katana
90 LX Vert 5.0 (all stock 57,000mi)
i forget the letters but i think it is the two on the ends.
89 Coupe with parts stacked inside of it and about 30#'s of dust on it with no end in sight. :weird:
Although I am collecting parts for a 12.5:1 393 :D
frank, what scanner is that you have? i have one of those auto x-ray scanners & never used it, can these check MAF voltage?
thanx for the input guys.....
-justin
Originally Posted by mygt8a4re
Its MATCO's "Determinator" pro.
shows full live data, slow codes, fast codes, Runs actuator tests, clears codes, records, glitches, troubleshooter.....You know the typical $2500.oo scanner. :p
"The replacement for displacement is measured in P.S.I."
91 Turbo GT Vert (fast)
92 GMC Typhoon #1799
00 Suzuki Katana
90 LX Vert 5.0 (all stock 57,000mi)
wow, sweet frank, ill have to swing buy & check that out...........i have this auto x-ray scanner that checks all diagnostic codes, clears codes, etc as well as live data retrieval. i got it when i was panning my water injection so i could monitor the ACT temps before/during/after the water injection.......never got around to checking it out, i wonder if it checks voltage at the MAF??!!
-justin
-justin
DSS 306, S-trim, TFS trackheats, TFS trackheat intake, TFS stg 1 cam, Tremec....tons of cooling, suspension, exhaust, ignition, fuel & tuning parts that would take up too much space!
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