jimenez16 wrote:If this is a 96 engine in a 91 chassis and they both were DOHC would the MAF sensor plug be different? from doing some searching it looks like it would, and also i looked into my maf plug and 1 of the holes does not have the metal square in it like the rest of them do....
When you swap a KA from an S14 chassis into an S13, or vice versa, you have to change out any sensors and control hardware that are different. If you are trying to run a S14 MAF on the S13, off the stock ECU settings, I would imagine it would cause problems. Its possible that you might be able to resolve it with some changes to the settings with the E-Manage, but I'm not sure the S13 MAF is a supported MAF. It may require manual adjustments using the support tool and a PC. You might be better off swapping to the appropriate S14 ECU or swapping all the sensor and control hardware to S13 parts.
Although, another problem is if you've also upgraded the injectors to larger ones and its not being compensated for correctly, then it may add more complexity. If you have the stock injectors, you might try putting them in to see if you can get it to idle correctly (DO NOT BOOST WITH THEM IN THERE). Also, if you have the support tool for the E-Manage, check what the settings are. Worst case scenario, save the settings then clear out all values so that it simply passes all the stock signals. And you may want to check the wiring to make sure it was done correctly.
j-z wrote:ive never dealt with the greddy emanage, but try disconnecting it and see what it does.
The E-manage is wired to intercept the MAF signal. As a result, simply disconnecting it would cause the MAF signal value to become 0 as far as the ECU is concerned. The same would be true of the ignition timing signal if the ignition harness was installed.