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  • MAF Harness Extension

    The dealer wants $100 for a harness extension to the ram air box! Is there anywhere else I can get one for cheaper or can I somehow rig it up to reach the MAF? I was thinking cut and splice on some more wire?


    SOLD 1995 Trans AM 6 Speed 68k Miles - Ram Air, Borla Cat-Back, AR TTII's, JL Audio W6v2 Stealthbox and 500/1 MonoBlock Amp, Alpine Component Speaker Systems

  • #2
    You should be able to extend the MAF harness wires with no problems. Make sure you have a high quality splice. The MAF control signal is a variable frequency, so resistance in the circuit is not an issue.
    Fred

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    • #3
      SLP sells an extension wire. I know my Ultra-Z hood kit came with one.
      Tracy
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      • #4
        Im going to extend it myself with some solder, Thanks for the help!


        SOLD 1995 Trans AM 6 Speed 68k Miles - Ram Air, Borla Cat-Back, AR TTII's, JL Audio W6v2 Stealthbox and 500/1 MonoBlock Amp, Alpine Component Speaker Systems

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        • #5
          Solder, heat shrink sleeving, and some electrical tape and you should be good to go.

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