Suggestions...MAF sensor is maxing out above 5100 rpms!
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Suggestions...MAF sensor is maxing out above 5100 rpms!
Looks like I will be resetting my max shift points to 5000rpms
MAF Sensor maxes out at 327 g/s at about 5100 rpms this is where it stops going up!...suggestions guys?
85mm ZO6 MAF? or maybe a LS1 truck 6.0-8.1L MAF which is the same size? What is the max flow rate on these? I need something in the 400's g/s
I know James has looked into this but he's not on ICQ at the moment.
I've seen plenty of Z06 MAF sensors on ebay for sale...
Ken
MAF Sensor maxes out at 327 g/s at about 5100 rpms this is where it stops going up!...suggestions guys?
85mm ZO6 MAF? or maybe a LS1 truck 6.0-8.1L MAF which is the same size? What is the max flow rate on these? I need something in the 400's g/s
I know James has looked into this but he's not on ICQ at the moment.
I've seen plenty of Z06 MAF sensors on ebay for sale...
Ken
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I don't quite understand how you got 327 g/s because the maf table in tunercat for a stock maf goes to a max of 278.258 which is 11000hz. Maybe the pcm has values higher than 11000hz but tunercat just doesn't have that table setup right in the program yet, might be worth emailing them over to see if they can extend that table. I remember james talking about going to the 6.0 maf. I know the maft for the ls1's works with our trucks so that means the maf should plug in. Since the maf is wired the same and can plug into our harness i would think you would just need to buy the 6.0 maf and then find a maf table from ls1 edit or something like that and convert it into tunercat for the hz vs gm/sec. I found this for the 2001 c5 maf http://www.ls1howto.com/index.php?article=25 .. im going to continue and look to see if i can find some more information.
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Originally Posted by rcfast
I don't quite understand how you got 327 g/s because the maf table in tunercat for a stock maf goes to a max of 278.258 which is 11000hz. Maybe the pcm has values higher than 11000hz but tunercat just doesn't have that table setup right in the program yet, might be worth emailing them over to see if they can extend that table. I remember james talking about going to the 6.0 maf. I know the maft for the ls1's works with our trucks so that means the maf should plug in. Since the maf is wired the same and can plug into our harness i would think you would just need to buy the 6.0 maf and then find a maf table from ls1 edit or something like that and convert it into tunercat for the hz vs gm/sec. I found this for the 2001 c5 maf http://www.ls1howto.com/index.php?article=25 .. im going to continue and look to see if i can find some more information.
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The stock truck MAFs are 85mm, same as the Z06 units. Our PCM has tables that extend out to 12000Hz, which is 454 Grams/Sec on our MAF. I wish it were more than that though.
You could probably make the swap if they are electrically compatible. Our units have 5 wires, 3 for the MAF, and 2 for the built-in IAT sensor. You can ignore the IAT if you want though. If your tunercat app will allow you to replace the values in the MAF table, you could just fill in the corresponding numbers from our tables. Sounds good in theory.
You could probably make the swap if they are electrically compatible. Our units have 5 wires, 3 for the MAF, and 2 for the built-in IAT sensor. You can ignore the IAT if you want though. If your tunercat app will allow you to replace the values in the MAF table, you could just fill in the corresponding numbers from our tables. Sounds good in theory.
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Originally Posted by (Ken)-Blown-383 4x4
May be a 1996 truck thing...my table maxes out at 256 gm/sec at 11000 Hz.
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which appears to have the stock 6.0 maf about half way down with the gm/sec for the hz levels which is needed if you got a 6.0 maf
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Originally Posted by BigTex
The stock truck MAFs are 85mm, same as the Z06 units. Our PCM has tables that extend out to 12000Hz, which is 454 Grams/Sec on our MAF. I wish it were more than that though.
You could probably make the swap if they are electrically compatible. Our units have 5 wires, 3 for the MAF, and 2 for the built-in IAT sensor. You can ignore the IAT if you want though. If your tunercat app will allow you to replace the values in the MAF table, you could just fill in the corresponding numbers from our tables. Sounds good in theory.
You could probably make the swap if they are electrically compatible. Our units have 5 wires, 3 for the MAF, and 2 for the built-in IAT sensor. You can ignore the IAT if you want though. If your tunercat app will allow you to replace the values in the MAF table, you could just fill in the corresponding numbers from our tables. Sounds good in theory.
Thanks for the info guys...if anyone has anything else to add, please do so
Ken
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Originally Posted by BigTex
The stock truck MAFs are 85mm, same as the Z06 units. Our PCM has tables that extend out to 12000Hz, which is 454 Grams/Sec on our MAF. I wish it were more than that though.
You could probably make the swap if they are electrically compatible. Our units have 5 wires, 3 for the MAF, and 2 for the built-in IAT sensor. You can ignore the IAT if you want though. If your tunercat app will allow you to replace the values in the MAF table, you could just fill in the corresponding numbers from our tables. Sounds good in theory.
You could probably make the swap if they are electrically compatible. Our units have 5 wires, 3 for the MAF, and 2 for the built-in IAT sensor. You can ignore the IAT if you want though. If your tunercat app will allow you to replace the values in the MAF table, you could just fill in the corresponding numbers from our tables. Sounds good in theory.
it appears they used a adapter which made a 3 pin connector and then a 2 pin. one for the iat and one for the maf. The 3 pin with this adapter should plug right in place for our trucks
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Originally Posted by (Ken)-Blown-383 4x4
I can't increase the Hz but I can bump up the gm/sec to 512 max...any thoughts there?
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