VEJ wrote: To Charlypzz I would like to ask if the MAF and MAP are together in what a vehicle if gasoline or diesel to find information and see how they work because I fall that info, because I have seen maf with alpha angles.
They are in some engines together, both in gasoline and diesel.
Beginning for gasoline that casually arrived today to the workshop, Kia Sorento 3.5 V6 with variable admission without turboalimentation.
The ECM receives from the MAF the variable voltage signals of the aspirated air flow and its temperature, similar to any other MAF.
The MAP participates with its signal indicating to the ECM the pressure, in this case, negative, within the admission, with this information the ECM decides at what time to open/close the butterflies of the variable admission.
It should also be noted that these two signs received by the ECM are compared to that of the TPS in their calculations to achieve the best stoichiometric realization, constantly varying the opening time of the injuries and modifying the advance curve to the ignition.
As an example in Diesel you can take the case of the HDI motorizations of Peugeot and Renault.
The MAF also measures the air entry, but also in this case when having EGR valve its signal is used by the ECM for:
Regulate the opening percentage of exhaust gases.
Limit smoke formation during acceleration/deceleration faces due to fuel flow correction.
MAP sensor: In this case the function is invested, when possessing turbocharger, what the sensor will do is measure the positive pressure, its signal is measured by the ECM in precaution that an overpressure occurs within the admission, if this occurs, the ECM will decide to go through an elector valve the relief, by means of the exhaust valve implanted in the turbocharger.
Also, this signal is used to regulate the high pressure pump and the opening time of the injection.
I hope not to have been too extensive, but I really couldn't estract it for it to be understood.