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I have a 1996 Trans am 5.7. I just had to replace my tranny. There is a huge tear in my intake elbow. Would this cause my mass airflow sensor to mess up enough to where my car lugs and sometimes dies?
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Re: Trans am????!!!?!?

Where is this tear??
Can you get me a pic?

If your car is getting unmetered air...then yes, that could be the problem.
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Old 06-13-2006, 10:12 PM
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Re: Trans am????!!!?!?

the tear is after the maf right where it connects to my intake
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Re: Trans am????!!!?!?

yes, this would likely cause your car to run poorly.

your MAF (mass airflow sensor) reads the volume of air entering the engine and adjsuts the fuel and timing ,etc for it. This tear is allowing extra air to enter (think every time you rev your engine- the torque rocks it a little, this rocking could be opehning that gap and since your engine is sucking in air- it'll suck it in there too.) so that could lean your engine out, cause a bog, or worse...

not to mention this is unfiltered air- dust/ particles could enter and damage your engine. at least wear it down faster...

duct tape it up or park your car until you can replace it.
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Re: Trans am????!!!?!?

Just get a 1LE intake elbow from SLPto replace it. It doesn't have the 'donkey dong' silencer and should flow a bit more air. Its only ~$40 or so.
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Old 06-14-2006, 12:22 AM
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Re: Trans am????!!!?!?

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I have a 1996 Trans am 5.7. I just had to replace my tranny.
How much did that cost? just curious cause the trans is starting to go on my '95
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Re: Trans am????!!!?!?

it cost me 2458 but thats with a shift kit, and a full upgrade...
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Re: Trans am????!!!?!?

well i got the elbow from slp and my car is still lugging real bad and now it is back firing like crazy!!! i have know idea what is wrong with it. maybe somebody has had a similiar problem and can offer some helpful advice
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