yea but we swapped the fuse on jeffs car and it blew again, as well as the code came back after i cleared it. i think theres a short somewhere, let us know if the fuse blows again
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yea but we swapped the fuse on jeffs car and it blew again, as well as the code came back after i cleared it. i think theres a short somewhere, let us know if the fuse blows again
Fixed mine, performed an ohms test from MAF signal cable to the PCM pin, couldn't get a constant reading on it.
Spliced in a new wire off the wire that runs out of the harness directly to the connector. All is good!
Using this diagram..
http://sites.google.com/site/b34tbox/pcm_maf.jpg
Looking down at your PCM, disconnect the top wiring harness.
Remove gray plastic clip, just squeeze the sides and pull off.
From there you can unbolt the adapter from the PCM and pull it out.
There you will have access to the pins.
Look for the pin labeled "69". It will be between another yellow and blue wire.
Use a multimeter and set to ohms resistance.
Disconnect MAF connector and probe yellow wire from MAF connector to pin 69.
Try moving the connector and harness while you test to see if ohm reading changes, anything below 5ohms constant should be good, in my case when I moved the connector it spiked to over 100 and would fluctuate.
I cut the yellow wire on the outside of the harness. leaving about 2 inches from PCM harness and routed a new wire up to MAF connector.
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