Bad MAF's ???
#1
Bad MAF's ???
I have a 98 GS400 with serious throttle lag for the last couple of months. I have tried 3 MAF sensors that all read about 1.77 to 2.12 K ohms when checking with FLUKE meter. 1 is brand new OEM and 2 are used. Can they all really be bad MAF's? I've also bought one from Sewell a few months back and it measured the same reading and the car ran horrible so I returned it. Also I've tried each one and reset ecu the car runs different on each one, but once the car is reaching operating temp the car just falls flat on accelerating and stumbles.
Thanks in Advanced
Thanks in Advanced
#5
Last night I drove the car in M mode and pwr mode. The car ran awesome and strong. Then this morning pretty much the same as before starts lagging on acceleration. I almost feel like the temperate oustide at times affects the cars performance.
#7
Yes I just feel the car is bogging at low rpms, and when I try to floor it it stumbles really bad. I feel as soon as the car starts to warm up in the mornings. I can feel like if the car is dragging or I'm towing a trailer. I've pretty much changed all major sensors. ECT, MAF, O2 sensors all 4, New Cats with custom 2.25 pipes to borla XS mufflers. I have no CE light. I've done Trans drains and new diff oil changes too. TPS has been changed new fuel pump, regulator, and filters. I also have a K&N intake too. The plugs are new OEM Denso. I've had some spare throttle body parts and switched them out before made no difference on the issue.
Last night I drove the car in M mode and pwr mode. The car ran awesome and strong. Then this morning pretty much the same as before starts lagging on acceleration. I almost feel like the temperate oustide at times affects the cars performance.
Last night I drove the car in M mode and pwr mode. The car ran awesome and strong. Then this morning pretty much the same as before starts lagging on acceleration. I almost feel like the temperate oustide at times affects the cars performance.
My car is very similar to yours in terms of signs and how it's running. Unplug all the sensors along with the negative terminal on your battery. Take rubbing Alcohol in a spray bottle or electronics cleaner. Spray the sensors and plugs. It will evaporate so don't worry. Keep that terminal off on your battery for at least 20mins. Plug everything back in, then put the negative terminal back on. Start it, let it run till normal temps. Keep an eye on the RPGs and report back. Sometimes a little reseat does the trick.
Check for any loose wires as well. Give them a slight tug to make sure they are snug. Not too hard though.
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#8
The reason for this is that all 4 MAF's I have. They don't check out within spec of the test procedure. 2.21 - 2.69 k ohms @ 68 F. I've looked at some other CL tread and he clearly shows 2.59 k ohms readings while testing his MAF. Mine all test at 1.79 to 2.11 or so. I can't get one to show within specs with a multimeter.
#9
The reason for this is that all 4 MAF's I have. They don't check out within spec of the test procedure. 2.21 - 2.69 k ohms @ 68 F. I've looked at some other CL tread and he clearly shows 2.59 k ohms readings while testing his MAF. Mine all test at 1.79 to 2.11 or so. I can't get one to show within specs with a multimeter.
#10
So at this point I'm stumped. I've got an obd2 scanner recently. I've been messing with it as for I don't have much experience reading the data. Besides that the car feels like it runs good when it wants to.
#14
Pole Position
I had the same thing happen to me and it was the maf sensor i tried 3 different ones and nothing, once i took it to a shop they said i needed a new maf, i didnt tell them i had already bought 3, the one they replaced fixed the problem,
have you checked your, throttle position sensor
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have you checked your, throttle position sensor
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#15
Pole Position
What u can do is just take it to a shop, they will call you and tell you what u need to replace, if its a part u can do yourself then just pay the shop for the diagnosis and do it yourself.