MAF ground.

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gomer23
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First off I did do a search and didnt find what i was looking for (i could just suck) but here is my problem.

My car isnt doing to well on gas right now (18-19mpg) on a stock KA24e it was recently rebuilt so only has like 13k miles on it. I shift at around 3k rpms where ever i go. It has a recent tune up (sparkplugs, wires, ect.) So i started checking sensors and heres what i have so far.

MAF: battery on: Ground - .04 volts, power .87 volts car running power 2.6ish at 2500rpms

Coolent sensor was 316ohms at operating temp.

and i havent tested my O2 yet.

But my main question is can I can run a ground from the MAF to the battery to get the voltage down. I will leave the one ground i would just add one. Would this work to fix that issue? Also does that coolent sensor resistance sound right? Thanks for the help.


NISTECH
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run your extra ground to the intake manifold where the other ground lug is bolted on.

gomer23
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thanks man


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