datalog has 0.25 voltage bias of MAF sensors
Uprev logs are showing a trend for bank 1 to register approx 0.25vdc lower than bank 2.
I'm going to look for leaks on the injen long tubes (just cleaned and reoiled filters) but as far a I look back it's been present (2 years of data logging and street tuning).
Those with uprev: can you see this much difference on the majority of your data logs?
Possibly a dirty maf sensor?
I'm tempted to buy a 3rd sensor and move them around to see if it's part to part variation.
I'm going to look for leaks on the injen long tubes (just cleaned and reoiled filters) but as far a I look back it's been present (2 years of data logging and street tuning).
Those with uprev: can you see this much difference on the majority of your data logs?
Possibly a dirty maf sensor?
I'm tempted to buy a 3rd sensor and move them around to see if it's part to part variation.
Last edited by ian99rt; Aug 25, 2015 at 09:37 AM. Reason: typo in title
Well I no longer have my uprev setup after being fully dyno tuned on e85.
We figured out the problem while on the dyno:
My oil cooler is located on the driver side approx 3" in front of the air filter
.
Engine was sucking hot air and pulling timing. A piece of cardboard to block the hot air flow instantly brought timing back up.
Next time I clean the air filter's I'll fab up an aluminum duct to get the hot air around the filter.
We figured out the problem while on the dyno:
My oil cooler is located on the driver side approx 3" in front of the air filter
Engine was sucking hot air and pulling timing. A piece of cardboard to block the hot air flow instantly brought timing back up.
Next time I clean the air filter's I'll fab up an aluminum duct to get the hot air around the filter.
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