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Re: If you change a major part on your engine, you better check your tune!!!

Subject: Re: If you change a major part on your engine, you better check your tune!!!
by mseven on 2010/11/22 2:16:36

Thanks for the words guys and no problem Wayne.
Typically going that lean from a known good blm/fueling would indicate vac leaks or possible fuel delivery issues. Because I had him check for the latter, I think in Waynes case the aftermarket maf is calibrated differently. I have tuned others cars who had to replace the MAF (with a gm version), but I would only see a couple of point deviation and nothing of any huge significance. Bottom line in this case is that it's going too lean/edgy for my taste, and I don't want to see anyones motor get hurt.
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