mas airflow sensor(or somethin like that)
Oct 21, 2006, 08:51 AM
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Originally Posted by sadude
Thanks for the breakdown...but where would one install a MAP sensor...does our intake manifold have like a port for something like that or would you have to do a custom install?
Also I guess you would have to re-wire your MAF plug to plug in to the MAP instead?
Also I guess you would have to re-wire your MAF plug to plug in to the MAP instead?
I'd assume so on the rewiring...
Oct 24, 2006, 06:44 AM
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Originally Posted by airlinevomitbag
I don't know about leaner across the board, the computer won't be as reactive. I talked about gassing it and the computer dumping gas for the signal but the air not being there yet, the same would be true if you let off the gas some, the computer stops dumping gas but the volume of air hitting the throttle body is still high causing a lean condition.
good call. i was thinking in terms of volume, not time. jeebus.
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Originally Posted by sadude
Thanks for the breakdown...but where would one install a MAP sensor...does our intake manifold have like a port for something like that or would you have to do a custom install?
Also I guess you would have to re-wire your MAF plug to plug in to the MAP instead?
Also I guess you would have to re-wire your MAF plug to plug in to the MAP instead?
When you do this mod you are deleting the stock MAS and you bypass the stock ecu (you need a standalone/emanage). In some cases where you are controlling fuel/igntion you can delete the stock ecu completely.
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