Maf again?!?
#1
Maf again?!?
I i replaced my MAF at 95k, now im at 115k and getting a P0102 maf code... WTF! I dont have an oiled air filter, just stock. pretty clean. I tried cleaning it with maf cleaner, code didnt go away.
also pulling up P1137 and P1139 if you have any insight on those id love to know.
Thanks
also pulling up P1137 and P1139 if you have any insight on those id love to know.
Thanks
#2
Sure your not plugged up?
MAF reads low while both banks are reading too rich and cannot adjust any more.
1137: Long Term Fuel Trim Additive Fuel,Bank1 System too Rich
1139: Long Term Fuel Trim Additive Fuel,Bank2 System too Rich
I would actually check your pre-cat O2's or wiring to them... supposedly they can start to go bad without actually setting codes, or at least, set the Fuel trim codes first... dunno, worth a look.
A few other things it might be is; bad fuel pump, fuel injectors, timing, PCV system, vacuum leak, wiring.
MAF reads low while both banks are reading too rich and cannot adjust any more.
1137: Long Term Fuel Trim Additive Fuel,Bank1 System too Rich
1139: Long Term Fuel Trim Additive Fuel,Bank2 System too Rich
I would actually check your pre-cat O2's or wiring to them... supposedly they can start to go bad without actually setting codes, or at least, set the Fuel trim codes first... dunno, worth a look.
A few other things it might be is; bad fuel pump, fuel injectors, timing, PCV system, vacuum leak, wiring.
Last edited by Midniteoyl; 04-30-2009 at 03:36 AM. Reason: sorry..added..
#3
after i cleaned it i didnt push it back on all the way... doh! so now i am only pulling the PO102 Code.. I changed all my vacuum lines still get the maf the code, but it runs much much better. I definitely had a good leak.
Thanks for your reply..
Thanks for your reply..
Last edited by TopGUn86; 04-30-2009 at 11:05 PM. Reason: spelin champ!
#4
Ok.. since the vac lines were bad, have you checked/replaced the intake tube itself? You should also take some WD40 and spray it around each intake runner gasket to check for leaks.
Have you checked the voltages in and out of the MAF?
Have you checked the voltages in and out of the MAF?