Eye8Pussies wrote:do what everybody else is saying and clean the MAF sensor first, using electrical/sensor a cleaner as shown...
if that doesn't work, then there are other possiblities as well...
first...vacuum leaks will make you throw the same code, as the ecu then can't adjust for the extra air being sucked into the engine. check for leaks using throttle-body/carb cleaner.
the other option is the most possible one though...
you had your car tuned for 2.5psi of boost along with clogged/restrictive cats
you are now running 6.5 psi on a properly running setup...your fuel needs have increased ALOT since your last tune.
normally, the ecu can adjust for the difference itself...but since you have a piggyback restricting the ability of the ecu itself....I'm not surprised that the front bank (the most vulnerable bank on the 1mz) is running lean.
your best bet right now (and from the very beginning- I should have mentioned this to you before) would actually be to bypass the safc/disconnect it from the ecu until you have a chance to retune properly for your setup
Thanx for the response!
But, i had the car tuned at 2.5psi, then when i slapped on the other pulley, i went within that week and got it tuned for that pulley as well, which gives me 4.5 to 5psi. not 6.5psi....
and yes, i got the MAF cleaner, cleaned it at work. When i looked into the MAF, the two rods were a bit brown or black, after the clean, they area very shiny, a shiny silver. I put it back on when i got home from work, and started the car, started right up.
Im going to go tune tomorrow, i will drive the car granny style till the shop tuners can do their work.
Ill post up the results from tomorrow when i come back home from the Dyno shop...wish me luck!
and thanx to all who responded!
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