The wires are super-small, like 22-26 gauge And, at this point, every MAF connector on a GX470 is 16 years old, some are 22 years old.
My theory is that the insulation on the wires and the plastic connector is brittle and fragile. When it is...
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You need to livestream sensor readings while it is running. Torque Pro has a function where it shows live graphs. You can plot MAF readings in g/sec, plus actual and commanded throttle position. I'm guessing you are going to get a weird blip in...
Sorry I read that
Sorry I read that too quickly. My
Connector LOOKS fine and no finagling has made it drop like it does when slowing down or stopping. But I’ll keep an eye out.
It's usually not the MAF itself, it's the connector. They are kind of puny and it's easy for them to have a bad connection. They are $16 on Amazon for a new pigtail you can splice in.
I had never seen that mentioned about the MAF. I knew or felt I knew it was an electrical component related and not an electrical system issue. Higher rpm out of the box makes me think the MAF was not the culprit in my scenario. Tie will tell. I...
Might have found my fix for GX470 dies at idle or sometimes slowing down or turning. I had replaced all the components I could think of but what bothered me was that it wasn't electrical, as the truck would start up again immediately after dying...