Anybody have a stock MAF I could borrow?

Dana

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Flyn high again said:
I'll be pulling mine off in a week. I'm down South, too, but not as far as Dan.
Ya, but you are pulling it off over here. So not really closer. :p


You could probably just hook up a volt meter temporarily to check the voltage and see what happens...

It will at least tell you if the MAF is working or your Predator is bad.
Dan
 

ShelbyGuy

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i have one you can borrow. but i think your problem is that you are looking for a MAF_V reading when the later calibrations use MAF Counts instead. Does the predator have an obd2 tag for MAF Counts?

i have my wideband commander set up to datalog maf_v since my tune is based on AMZ2 calibration code. original calibration was YDH1.
 

DSG03COBRA

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ShelbyGuy said:
i have one you can borrow. but i think your problem is that you are looking for a MAF_V reading when the later calibrations use MAF Counts instead. Does the predator have an obd2 tag for MAF Counts?

i have my wideband commander set up to datalog maf_v since my tune is based on AMZ2 calibration code. original calibration was YDH1.

Hey John, I tried logging everything for "Fuel Drivability" and everything was showing values EXCEPT for MAF V. The MAF value looks to be the actual volume (maybe?) of air coming in. I then hooked up my Predator to my Expedition and the MAF V was reading just fine (and about .76 at idle), so I'm pretty sure the Predator is working just fine.

BTW... how much does the wideband run? I've got a mid-pipe coming in the mail and I believe it's already got a bung welded in, so I might look into getting one.
 
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