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A builder of special edition Corvettes.

Very valuable, some exceed 6-figures.

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RE:1992 Convertible, LT1, 6spd, ECM Schematic available?

Subject: RE:1992 Convertible, LT1, 6spd, ECM Schematic available?
by CasetheCorvetteman on 2007/10/3 20:19:16

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You lost me completely when you say MAF is for steady state correction. I understand that a MAF car will run without the MAF sensor since the system still uses a MAP sensor to take the baro reading and it is a simple matter to include the speed density fuel tables as a back up system. You do lose the advantage of directly reading the amount of air entering the engine and better control that MAF provides however. You haven't adopted the KOPBET89 philosophy of engine management have you?

It doesnt work that way on a 94 and up. The MAP Vs RPM is what decides fuel. MAF only provides a correction factor.
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