Maybe the ECU is seing the heatsoak from the MAF and pulling fuel to avoid an overly rich mixture (because of the "hot" intake charge). Maybe the ECU made this a change to the longterm fuel trim after repeated heatsoak-ings. That could be a longshot tho. haha.
JJ I couldn't disconnect the MAF because its only under WOT that I see the drift. 24 doesn't flash the CEL, I've only founding it by running the code diagnostic. And my "piggyback" or so i call it is the MAF-T.
So Nick you're thinking either the ECU is trying to make my charge more difficult to light. Sorry lol. I just didn't follow that post.
Another thing to keep in mind is I do run MAF-T with a GM MAF sensor which probably does become heatsoaked being positioned above the valve cover/next to the...
I've re-set my ECU a couple times in the past 6 months. I've noticed the following w/ my wideband. After I first re-set my ECU my AFR's are rich rich rich. Gradually as time progresses (say over the course of a month) the AFR's start to lean out. More specifically I could be in the 10 AFR range...
I think I had the exact same problem.. came and went all in a day. I havn't heard it since. Its literally heart-stopping. I'm glad yours didn't turn out to be RK either!
No. It doesn't. I was the same way.. then i was like hmm.. headgasket? Then while doing that I said.. hmm this turbo has some shaft play. SP61GT? ok! Oh yea.. injectors fuel pump blah blah blahhh AHH!!!
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