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Old 07-23-2013, 04:08 PM   #1
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MAF and intake leak are out of the equation. MAF is new and tested and intake has been smoke test. Exhaust leak are also repair. It was part of the original problem that my indy has been investigating. We though everything was finaly good, and then CEL is on after about 650km.

He think O2 sensor might be worn or not heating properly, but he need to connect to the car and do testing with is computer.

I've heard some CEL could appear and disappear after a couple of cycle if the problem is not back, thats why I was asking

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Old 07-23-2013, 04:26 PM   #2
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Some do , but I'm pretty sure anything emmissions related doesn't .
In all honesty youre better off talking to your Porsche specialist than listening to some half drunk English guy sat on a porch in Southern California on the Internet

It will be simple enough to test the lambda probe .
I think i remember jeff posting instructions in this section recently ?

I think the aos can also throw them codes , but to be honest , I'd try another known-good maf before I discounted it being good just because its new and tested ok ....
Is it a genuine Porsche maf ???

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Old 07-23-2013, 04:45 PM   #3
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Yes genuine MAF. AOS is also new 2 mouths ago. Everything is being tested on a Porsche PIWIS system. My Indy do so many Porsche that he lease the system from Porsche. So I'm fairly confident when he says MAF is good. Longue story short, MAF was reading stange (19 instead of 14 x unit). After testing every sensor, they found a faulty ground. Correct the ground and reading was perfect, still they left the brand new MAF even after confirming the old one was good, as a safety)


O2 sensor might be related to all the oïl burning after AOS failed, or simply they are old, or maybe wiring. He says too many option to simply change them, he need to test stuff before.

I guest I will have to do an other 300km trip to see him.

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Old 07-23-2013, 06:50 PM   #4
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From what little I know them two codes in combination meani issues eith side of the engine ,
That's why I said maf .
It is an obvious choice ,

It could be vacuum leaks , lambda wiring broke down , aos piping .

Interesting stuff .
Once the experts on here have given advice , pease make sure to tell us the results .

Sorry I could not have been more help .

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