throttle body whistle, and maf housing ?

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Feb 7, 2009 | 09:03 AM

#11

mjr46

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From: West Virginia

MAKE SURE THERE ARE NO ROUGH CASTING EDGES ON IT, which can sometimes create a whistle, but I have seen the bbk ones do that

Feb 7, 2009 | 01:03 PM

#12

saleenpride1986

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From: CHICO California

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Originally Posted by 302army187

i dont mind it, and sence my girlfriend is so easy to entertain she giggles and carrys on everytime she hears it. "oooooh, the wistle! i heard it! did you!" "yeeees Becky, i heard it."

lol

HAHA WOW, That's awesome! I wish my gf would be as entertained as that. Mine just says, "SHUT UP STOP TALKING ABOUT THINGS IN YOUR CAR" and gets all pissy.

Feb 7, 2009 | 02:44 PM

#13

FORD TOUGH

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From: Virginia

Try cleaning the idle air control valve.

Feb 7, 2009 | 07:42 PM

#14

302army187

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From: colorado

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Originally Posted by saleenpride1986

HAHA WOW, That's awesome! I wish my gf would be as entertained as that. Mine just says, "SHUT UP STOP TALKING ABOUT THINGS IN YOUR CAR" and gets all pissy.

wtf? time to find a new girlfriend!

i had to teach her where to check her freaking oil, but she still listen's to my babble about car's and ask's alot of questions.

Feb 7, 2009 | 11:52 PM

#15

dudeboy

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From: Washington, Seattle

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Originally Posted by calfroper_06

yeah but it does get annoting. the throttle b osy itself is great, much better throttle respnse.

My sensor is calibrated for 19lbs, do you have to get a special housing for 19lbs too. i thought it was just the sensor but im not for sure?

The sensor is calibrated for the housing it's in, and the ecu it was designed for use with.

If there is a center post in the housing, and you can confirm that the ID is ~70mm....
and there is a part number on the sensor that starts with 'F2VF-'
and there is a '70' toward the end of the part number
and you are using a Fox ecu (other than a 93 cobra)
and you are running 19Lb injectors

then you should be ok....

Feb 8, 2009 | 12:04 PM

#16

USMC1775

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From: The P.R.K.

Quote:

Originally Posted by saleenpride1986

Mine just says, "SHUT UP STOP TALKING ABOUT THINGS IN YOUR CAR" and gets all pissy.

+1, unless Im talking about HER car

Feb 8, 2009 | 07:06 PM

#17

calfroper_06

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From: texas

Quote:

Originally Posted by FORD TOUGH

Try cleaning the idle air control valve.

cleaned it and switch another one out, still no change lol

umm ill have to check on the housing and sensor thanks for the info

Feb 8, 2009 | 07:14 PM

#18

FORD TOUGH

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From: Virginia

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Originally Posted by calfroper_06

cleaned it and switch another one out, still no change lol

umm ill have to check on the housing and sensor thanks for the info

Did you pull the little black cap off. My truck was making a "whooing" sound at a idle but as soon as you would give it a little gas it would stop and it was the IAC causing it.