I *think* that the sensor which is critical for alternator operation is one of the two temp sensors- IAT if my memory serves me right.
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There was no problem with the maf unhooked other than the code for "maf input low". The stock ecu still kept the idle perfect and the alternator must be still working because i've been driving the thing for a few weeks now and it fires right up every time.
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Originally Posted by Joe Perez
(Post 251082)
I *think* that the sensor which is critical for alternator operation is one of the two temp sensors- IAT if my memory serves me right.
I just picked up a ODBII reader and the only CEL code I have if I read it correctly is a code for the MAF input low error mentioned by mikeflys. So when I go in for an inspection (several months away) I'll just plug in the MAF and clear the code. Hopefully that will do the trick. So, to answer the OP, nope I have not had a problem with the crank position sensor error. MS-1 parallel install with a CAS. |
Originally Posted by cjernigan
(Post 251070)
I do know the fequency of the NB valve if you want to do some idle control, it sounds like we might need to if we want to successfully remove the MAF. I plan to leave it out with the new turbo setup so i guess i'll be using that idle mod after all :)
If that is indeed the cause of my idling instability I might be up for some idle control. That being said, it is not too bad right now. I have it at about 13:1 and have the timing retarded in the idle region to about 11. Set up like this, it goes up and down with the A/C from ~900 rpm (a/c disengaged) to ~1200 rpm (a/c engaged). When the a/c is engaged it will run at 14:1 no problem. It also does this thing where if I come to a complete stop after de-accelerating, like at a stop light, it will idle at 1200+ for 5-10 seconds, then drop to ~900 rpm. When I sit at idle for a long time, like 3-4 minutes it will get unstable again with the a/c disengaged. I think it is probably due to heat soak though I am uncertain of the exact cause and effect. It is not a big deal so I can live with it for now since it is still completely drivable. I would not want to put the MAF back in the intake flow just to improve the idle. If just plugging the MAF back in helps then I'll do it. It will be interesting to see if your idle changes with a no MAF setup Chad. I had assumed my idle tuning problems were only due to the big injectors. |
Originally Posted by cjernigan
(Post 251070)
I do know the fequency of the NB valve if you want to do some idle control, it sounds like we might need to if we want to successfully remove the MAF. I plan to leave it out with the new turbo setup so i guess i'll be using that idle mod after all :)
Btw the idle valve frequency on my 2002 is 500Hz, what's it like on your '99? Jim |
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