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Old 10-26-2009, 01:01 AM   #1 (permalink)
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ok .... so i have changed the maf and still getting the same code. what would cause a low maf voltage? i have a fully built car with diablo mafia.. i have tried to remove the mafia and still will not start consistently. i dont know know what is wrong with my car. ihad this problem a while ago and dont know what i did that fixed it and now it is back? some help please...
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More details would be helpful. What are you tuning with? Have you data logged the maf? What size maf tube? Injectors? Ect....
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Old 10-26-2009, 07:58 AM   #3 (permalink)
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tuned with sct. by dan at pro dyno... 3in maf tube and 71lb injectors.
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^Assuming he knows what he's doing, what's the point of having a MAFia?


I'm going to also have to ask if the MAFia is hooked up right?
What voltage is low, Vref? (should be a constant 5V)
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Old 10-26-2009, 06:58 PM   #5 (permalink)
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i have not verified the maf voltage yet im gonna get out there tonight if i have time and check it.. and i thought there is only one way to hook up the mafia.. plus i am putting down over 400whp that is why we need the mafia...
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If this is still the same issue you were battling before, it would be better to bump the old thread so people know what has been tried and discussed.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but if you are programmed to use a MAFia, and are trying to start the car without it, it won't. I believe you need you have it installed in order for that program to mean anything to the car as there are translation factors involved in the programming when using those.
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Old 10-26-2009, 09:37 PM   #8 (permalink)
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im not sure... but i went out and checked the voltage and i had a constant 4.97v both before the mafia and after.. got the car started again but it died and threw another p0102 low maf voltage. im gonna try a different maf and see if that works..

it is a problem that i had before and i really dont know what i did to fix it before.. i think i just changed the maf... ill try it again..
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Old 10-26-2009, 09:47 PM   #9 (permalink)
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often times when cars in general have a low voltage code on whatever 5v sensor you will find the sensor is unplugged or bad wiring...try un-plugging another sensor like the o2 or tps and see if a low voltage code pops up...if the car runs the same with the maf unplugged as it does plugged in it may have lost a wire and also use a datalogger or scanner to see if the maf has a signal reading or iat reading on the data list
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Old 10-26-2009, 09:49 PM   #10 (permalink)
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If this is still the same issue you were battling before, it would be better to bump the old thread so people know what has been tried and discussed.
Guess I should have looked into this a bit, lol.
Doing so I found these 2,
http://forums.focaljet.com/forced-in...f-voltage.html
http://forums.focaljet.com/forced-in...-if-u-fix.html


Really thinking this kid is in over his head . . .



Back to this last MAF thread,
Can you log MAF counts, G/sec?
If you can that's all you'll be able to log.

If you're looking for MAF voltage you'll have to manually probe the connector,



D+
B- should read 5 volts

F+
B- should be pretty stable, IAT voltage, will vary based on intake air temp, higher is hotter

C+
B- should be MAFS count and I'm assuming the one you're looking for

A+
B- should read battery voltage, 12 - 15 volts


Assuming you're thinking that you should be able to log something like this --> http://www.dainst.com/info/maf/ford_mustang_maf.html
That is no longer present in EEC-V, was in EEC-IV though. Basically it's just a name change but essentially the same thing.
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hmmm.... thats interesting.. mine does not do that...ill have to check it again and tell you what i get on all those... i think mine is in different places...
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ok logged the maf counts and voltage.. but found out with the mafia plugged in i cant log either but with the mafia unplugged at least i can log my counts and my counts are about 254 at idle....
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I'm dumb.

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And you understand why this is right?

If not maybe you should look into what the MAFia does . . .
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And you understand why this is right?

If not maybe you should look into what the MAFia does . . .


I just facepalmed at myself.
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If not maybe you should look into what the MAFia does . . .
are you talking to me? im confused... all i know is that i never had problems logging my maf counts before... i wish i could get a mafia to just try it and see if it fixes it real quick. plus it would allow me to go to the meet this weekend... if u are talking to me i know that the mafia effects the voltage and allows the stock maf to exceed the limits of its stock paramiters...
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I don't have problems with the MAFia while data logging SVTs, but I'm looking at MAF volts. However, I can't recall using it on the Zetec and I would look at MAF counts on that engine.
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are you talking to me? im confused... all i know is that i never had problems logging my maf counts before... i wish i could get a mafia to just try it and see if it fixes it real quick. plus it would allow me to go to the meet this weekend... if u are talking to me i know that the mafia effects the voltage and allows the stock maf to exceed the limits of its stock paramiters...
I think he was talking to you...
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oh.... well im lost then.... lol
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