Like I said earlier, you need to verify the MAP and Baro sensors are reading the same at key on/engine off. You also need to verify the actual barometric pressure where you are located to verify which sensor is reading incorrectly. Since the barometric pressure sensor is built into the ECM, it is likely (and hopefully) not the problem. If you don't have access to a scan tool to verify the readings, you can try throwing a MAP sensor in it to see if it changes the reading. Just to clarify, you have stated twice now you changed the MAF sensor (mass air flow) which measure air flow into the engine and is in the intake pipe between the air filter and the turbo. The sensor I am referring to is the MAP (manifold absolute pressure) which reads manifold pressure (aka boost) and installs in the intake manifold that goes across the top of the engine in front of the turbo.