Ah, ok, I'll try that. I think the problem may be the mafs ground. Theres these 2 wires (shileded pair) thats surrounded be these multiple silver wires that was ripped. I put the red and black ones back together, but the mutiple silver wires that was surrouding the red and black wires wont stay together and is kinda too short to reach each other. I was under the impression that the silver wires may be the ground.s13sr20chris wrote:thats ok, sorry for typing over your head.just get some ring terminals for like $3 from pep boys and some wire. make two wires long enough to reach from maf to engine and maf to body. put ring terminals on the ends. then unbolt something and bolt back up with the ring under it. then do the same with the maf housing bolts. that is a minor thing. if you feel comfortable with it, you can splice the maf ground wire to the two aux grounds you just made as well.
Havent got a chance to try it until today, but do I have to have 2 seperate grounds from engine -> maf and maf -> chasis? Or would one just do.s13sr20chris wrote:thats ok, sorry for typing over your head.just get some ring terminals for like $3 from pep boys and some wire. make two wires long enough to reach from maf to engine and maf to body. put ring terminals on the ends. then unbolt something and bolt back up with the ring under it. then do the same with the maf housing bolts. that is a minor thing. if you feel comfortable with it, you can splice the maf ground wire to the two aux grounds you just made as well.
Unless I did something wrong, the ground didnt work. I have a cone filter and its sucking in a LOT of air. I dont know what else to try...sucks even more when you're broke. I cant afford to have it towed, and have a mechanic look at it. ****ing sucks.s13sr20chris wrote:first, do all your fixes with the batt disconnected. otherwise you could let the smoke out. the ground for maf is more important than the shielding but i would do it all at one time as it is all just wire repair. you know, once you are cutting and splicing you may as well do it all.