MAF calibrator vs hand-held preogrammer
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I don't have experience with an 04 but I do have the newer style air sensor, aren't there 4 wires coming out?
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#21
Ummm
Why are you cutting wires in your truck. Why don't you get a real programmer to add power and compensate for tuning. I just don't see what good can come from you adding this item that a quality tune can't fix in a much better way.
Are you drawing too much air through it and running out the maf.
I'm curious as to what the item you're trying to install, actually does and what problem your trying to compensate for with it.
Why are you cutting wires in your truck. Why don't you get a real programmer to add power and compensate for tuning. I just don't see what good can come from you adding this item that a quality tune can't fix in a much better way.
Are you drawing too much air through it and running out the maf.
I'm curious as to what the item you're trying to install, actually does and what problem your trying to compensate for with it.
#23
Ummm
Why are you cutting wires in your truck. Why don't you get a real programmer to add power and compensate for tuning. I just don't see what good can come from you adding this item that a quality tune can't fix in a much better way.
Are you drawing too much air through it and running out the maf.
I'm curious as to what the item you're trying to install, actually does and what problem your trying to compensate for with it.
Why are you cutting wires in your truck. Why don't you get a real programmer to add power and compensate for tuning. I just don't see what good can come from you adding this item that a quality tune can't fix in a much better way.
Are you drawing too much air through it and running out the maf.
I'm curious as to what the item you're trying to install, actually does and what problem your trying to compensate for with it.
#24
Sounds like every other gimmick out there... Will increase power and "fuel economy" without doing anything but tricking the motor into thinking its doing something that its not.
Are you adding this module thing inline, or parrallel to the existing wires.
What a out transmission tuning, what are you going to do with that extra power that the transmission thinks is stock and has sluggish sloppy shifts. What about the added egt that's probably not accounted for. A programmer with a basic tune is only 450$. It not only will do the exact same thing as this $70 module, but will do it better and safer, as well as being upgrade able and did I say safe. I'm glad its your 6liter that's being risked and not mine. I've been told they aren't cheap. I've done a lot of sketchy cheap power mods in my younger days, only they were on a lot cheaper toys.
I hope you found the wire diagram you were looking for. I don't have that info. Sorry
Are you adding this module thing inline, or parrallel to the existing wires.
What a out transmission tuning, what are you going to do with that extra power that the transmission thinks is stock and has sluggish sloppy shifts. What about the added egt that's probably not accounted for. A programmer with a basic tune is only 450$. It not only will do the exact same thing as this $70 module, but will do it better and safer, as well as being upgrade able and did I say safe. I'm glad its your 6liter that's being risked and not mine. I've been told they aren't cheap. I've done a lot of sketchy cheap power mods in my younger days, only they were on a lot cheaper toys.
I hope you found the wire diagram you were looking for. I don't have that info. Sorry
#25
those are 2 things every truck and car manufacturer today would like to deliver. You won't be able to get that out of a $70 item. The reason a tune is so critical is because, when done right, the air, fuel, and spark is balanced.
I don't know what the 6 wires are for. But I do know what a MASS Air sensor does and the changes you will make will either richen or lean the fuel to the motor. More is OK, to a point, but less fuel could blow your motor.
These units do what they are designed to do, but not always what they say they will do. good luck
I don't know what the 6 wires are for. But I do know what a MASS Air sensor does and the changes you will make will either richen or lean the fuel to the motor. More is OK, to a point, but less fuel could blow your motor.
These units do what they are designed to do, but not always what they say they will do. good luck
#27
those are 2 things every truck and car manufacturer today would like to deliver. You won't be able to get that out of a $70 item. The reason a tune is so critical is because, when done right, the air, fuel, and spark is balanced.
I don't know what the 6 wires are for. But I do know what a MASS Air sensor does and the changes you will make will either richen or lean the fuel to the motor. More is OK, to a point, but less fuel could blow your motor.
These units do what they are designed to do, but not always what they say they will do. good luck
I don't know what the 6 wires are for. But I do know what a MASS Air sensor does and the changes you will make will either richen or lean the fuel to the motor. More is OK, to a point, but less fuel could blow your motor.
These units do what they are designed to do, but not always what they say they will do. good luck
Also def not buying a tuner for 450 complete waist of money in my opinion.
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The MAP and the BAP are the same component, when the key is turned on the computer measures the barometric pressure, when the engine is started the BAP becomes the MAP and measures manifold absolute pressure, 1 device performs 2 functions..