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Old Apr 16, 2009 | 01:19 PM
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Need help, Code 34

I have a 94 s10 with a tbi 383, ive picking all of your brains alittle lately over this thing and Im finally starting to get it ironed out. Fixed the ESC code 43, turns out all i needed was alittle dielectric grease between the esc module and dist., Also found out that my injectors flowed 80lb/hr at 30 psi, not 13psi so i replaced them with some older 454 injectors....

now ive got one more hiccup to fix, a code 34. I have the map sensor connected to the bottom port in the front of the TBI, could this be tripping the code? Also, i have the vacuum canister for the fuel tank hooked to the same port in the back of the manifold that my brake booster is on, dont think that would cause a leak but maybe it would? Finally, the cam is a mild street cam with a slightly lopey idle, is there any way i can change the map code perimeters so that the computer will accept a lower voltage without tripping the code? Im using the factory 16197427 computer and tuning it using 0D.xdf and TunerPro.

Thanks in advance for your help
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Old Apr 16, 2009 | 03:42 PM
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Re: Need help, Code 34

Should use the rear port between the fuel fittings for the MAP. The one up front may be ported vacuum.

Code 34 is a MAP low, which is strange. It may be that the TPS is bad, which is used in testing the MAP sensor. Ot that the +5V reference to the MAP/TPS sensors is low.

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