Load fluctuations at high rpm
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Load fluctuations at high rpm
Has anyone else seen fluctuations like this before at high rpm?:
We thought it might be the K&N dropin I have, so I switched to an open cone filter with no change in issue.
Does this look like high rpm BOV flutter?
BTW, in the graph MAF= maf grams/sec
We thought it might be the K&N dropin I have, so I switched to an open cone filter with no change in issue.
Does this look like high rpm BOV flutter?
BTW, in the graph MAF= maf grams/sec
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Just so you can compare, this is what it looked like when I had a bad MAF:
You could be seeing the onset of the same symptoms, it's hard to tell. I do know they are very finicky because after cleaning my air filter and very lightly oiling it, then swapping in a new MAF, it still would muck up after several hundred miles and start giving me crap readings.
But honestly, I think what you're seeing is normal. Mine is a definite example of a "bad" MAF.
You could be seeing the onset of the same symptoms, it's hard to tell. I do know they are very finicky because after cleaning my air filter and very lightly oiling it, then swapping in a new MAF, it still would muck up after several hundred miles and start giving me crap readings.
But honestly, I think what you're seeing is normal. Mine is a definite example of a "bad" MAF.
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Yes. It ended up looking something like your graph even with a new MAF and a lighter-oiled filter. I continuously cleaned the MAF with electrical contact cleaner to get it back to behaving normally. Eventually, it ended up looking just like my previous datalogs again.
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Is your load graph scaled really funny? Cause 240-ish load is a little low for that kind of airflow and boost. I'm thinking more like it spikes to 285 or so and tapers to 265. That would make more sense.
But otherwise, I think everything looks good on your end. I would worry if you start to get IDC spikes. That's the indicator or something being horribly wrong.
But otherwise, I think everything looks good on your end. I would worry if you start to get IDC spikes. That's the indicator or something being horribly wrong.
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Load peaks about 280-290 and tapers to 240-250.
I do get IDC fluctuations consistent with the fluctuations I am seeing in load. The car drives fine and accelerates smoothly, there is no feeling that something weird is happening. The only reason I even started a thread on this is because i also get some slight knock in this area that is proving difficult to resolve. I believe the fluctuations may be causing the knock.
I do get IDC fluctuations consistent with the fluctuations I am seeing in load. The car drives fine and accelerates smoothly, there is no feeling that something weird is happening. The only reason I even started a thread on this is because i also get some slight knock in this area that is proving difficult to resolve. I believe the fluctuations may be causing the knock.
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Load peaks about 280-290 and tapers to 240-250.
I do get IDC fluctuations consistent with the fluctuations I am seeing in load. The car drives fine and accelerates smoothly, there is no feeling that something weird is happening. The only reason I even started a thread on this is because i also get some slight knock in this area that is proving difficult to resolve. I believe the fluctuations may be causing the knock.
I do get IDC fluctuations consistent with the fluctuations I am seeing in load. The car drives fine and accelerates smoothly, there is no feeling that something weird is happening. The only reason I even started a thread on this is because i also get some slight knock in this area that is proving difficult to resolve. I believe the fluctuations may be causing the knock.