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06-19-2025 Hits: 861 Technology
Kikemec wrote: here we do not fight but that we try to solve problems, it is correct that there are three ways of measuring the flow or amount of air that enters the engine either by MAP sensor, maf sensor, or flow, now if they are hot thread or hot movie, it will depend on many things but, it is important that the person who asks the question knows if it is a MAP or a MA. Information that is provided is correct in terms of names and operations, the symptoms vary a little, usually a disconnected MAF annoyed a kilo apart from smoke other symptoms, such as drowning and very low or very high release, now these elements are calculators if there is air leakage the sensor does not turn on the chec light because it works but it calculates bad Get out, but please to maintain a pleasant environment we avoid watercolor watercolor to the other forists since it can confuction and a very tense atmosphere, here is not competed by those who save more or less, we just want to help abrasies and luck to all.
Bobracing wrote: CN respect is what is spoken and I think the teacher needs to be where the potatoes burn everything is not theory.
VEJ wrote: First there is a mistake of concepts but what Wolfi77 is said is right.
I would like to ask Charlypzz if the MAF and MAP are together in which vehicle if gasoline or diesel to find information and see how they work that info, because I have seen maf with alpha angles.
And to contribute in the oldest engines such as Tsuru, D21, Hilux with MAF and others the unit does not compare with the TPS so it believes the mass meter together.
In case of Scanner, the data shown may be above the real or below the real, being over we will have more gasoline (from the smell of gasoline to black smoke), and below the opposite less gasoline. In any case in management, the unit will always see the MAF first before the O2 or TPS sensor for a matter of priorities.