Error code 34
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Error code 34
I put drive train from my wife's 1985 IROC in my '55 Chevrolet. I used a Painless Wiring harness, and had to update the ecm to the 86-89 1227165. I retained the check engine light. Still working through some glitches but seems like I am getting close.
I borrowed my buddy's Expertec Tech 1 and it appears I am getting Code 34 Max Sensor Low. I am assuming that means low air flow. According to the Tech 1 I am getting 6.0 g/s.....what is recommended air flow?
Thanks for your assistance.
Mike
I borrowed my buddy's Expertec Tech 1 and it appears I am getting Code 34 Max Sensor Low. I am assuming that means low air flow. According to the Tech 1 I am getting 6.0 g/s.....what is recommended air flow?
Thanks for your assistance.
Mike
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Re: Error code 34
I put drive train from my wife's 1985 IROC in my '55 Chevrolet. I used a Painless Wiring harness, and had to update the ecm to the 86-89 1227165. I retained the check engine light. Still working through some glitches but seems like I am getting close.
I borrowed my buddy's Expertec Tech 1 and it appears I am getting Code 34 Max Sensor Low. I am assuming that means low air flow. According to the Tech 1 I am getting 6.0 g/s.....what is recommended air flow?
Thanks for your assistance.
Mike
I borrowed my buddy's Expertec Tech 1 and it appears I am getting Code 34 Max Sensor Low. I am assuming that means low air flow. According to the Tech 1 I am getting 6.0 g/s.....what is recommended air flow?
Thanks for your assistance.
Mike
Check this out for code 34, it has the diagnostic tree:
Need Help with code 34 - Third Generation F-Body Message Boards
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Re: Error code 34
On a stock set up, warmed up engine at idle in closed loop you should see between 4-7 gm/sec of MAF. I would check your wiring/connections at MAF, the 2 MAF relays on the firewall etc.
Check this out for code 34, it has the diagnostic tree:
Need Help with code 34 - Third Generation F-Body Message Boards
Check this out for code 34, it has the diagnostic tree:
Need Help with code 34 - Third Generation F-Body Message Boards
In the link you sent, he mentions an SD system..... not sure what that is.
Mike
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Re: Error code 34
Ok...the MAT sensor is plugged in. Not sure why I am not getting a temp reading.
I realized something else-when I ordered the new Delphi MAF sensor, I ordered one for a 1985 TPI, which is what the engine is. What I failed to do was consider that I replaced the ECM with 1986-1989 1227165. Looking at the Delphi AF10328 applications, it shows 1985 TPI but not 1986-1989. Crap, can that be contributing to the problems I am having?
I'm about to yank off the TPI and throw on an intake and carb.
Mike
I realized something else-when I ordered the new Delphi MAF sensor, I ordered one for a 1985 TPI, which is what the engine is. What I failed to do was consider that I replaced the ECM with 1986-1989 1227165. Looking at the Delphi AF10328 applications, it shows 1985 TPI but not 1986-1989. Crap, can that be contributing to the problems I am having?
I'm about to yank off the TPI and throw on an intake and carb.
Mike
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