Just getting this posted on the internetz for everyone else that will run into the same issue I did for the last 2 weeks. The porche bosche 803 3.5" HFM is not entirely plug and play.
OBD2 applications have 4 prong connectors at the MAF. There are 2 grounds, black and brown/orange. On the stock MAF the ground pins 1 and 4 have continuity and are essentially the same point. On the Porsche HFM, the ground pins 1 and 4 do not have continuity - they are open. You MUST get continuity between these points just like the stock MAF. Doesn't matter where you do it, so it doesn't necessarily have to be on the pins where they plug in. I did it in the wire harness leading up to the plug.
Spliced mine together this morning and voila, no more jerky car when started, no more bucking bronco feeling when trying to take off, no more stumbling idle that shuts the car off, no more table 11 code 08's. Nice and smooth now from the get. Was very very very happy to finally figured this out after getting some help over on bf.c. Unfortunately everywhere I searched I could not find the solution to the issue, luckily a nice guy chimed in on one of my local threads over there.
Writing this up to help future obd2 guys. Hope this helped, good luck!
OBD2 applications have 4 prong connectors at the MAF. There are 2 grounds, black and brown/orange. On the stock MAF the ground pins 1 and 4 have continuity and are essentially the same point. On the Porsche HFM, the ground pins 1 and 4 do not have continuity - they are open. You MUST get continuity between these points just like the stock MAF. Doesn't matter where you do it, so it doesn't necessarily have to be on the pins where they plug in. I did it in the wire harness leading up to the plug.
Spliced mine together this morning and voila, no more jerky car when started, no more bucking bronco feeling when trying to take off, no more stumbling idle that shuts the car off, no more table 11 code 08's. Nice and smooth now from the get. Was very very very happy to finally figured this out after getting some help over on bf.c. Unfortunately everywhere I searched I could not find the solution to the issue, luckily a nice guy chimed in on one of my local threads over there.
Writing this up to help future obd2 guys. Hope this helped, good luck!
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