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MAF NISSAN SENSOR 2003

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2003 Nissan Sentra Maf Sensor published by Manual-Mecanica

Hello, I have a problem with a Nissan Sentra GXE year 2003 with a QG18 engine, it turns out that the engine loses power generating me fault codes P0102 regarding the IAT sensor, and P0113 regarding the MAF sensor. My question is you can check this sensor to see if it is actually damaged because its cost is high.

The carraca car with a small failure after it earns a little temperature only achieves that it accelerates at 2500rpm by giving it more as it is stuck and turned off. Some suggestion was appreciated in advance

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Search in the manual directory. There is a file called "Electricity Manual for Electromechanics."

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If you have knowledge, you can check the voltages of the Earth Pole sensor and the sensor signal generation for this is 1.3va 1.7V minimal if everything is okay has to do with live data with the scanner to be sure that the vehicle's ECU is receiving the sensor data.

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Hi Sorto73, unfortunately my self -destroy program spoils to tell you what the medication values are, beforehand I tell you that you need a multimeter ... well I hope I do not go crazy with so much information in advance the Scaner I tell you which sensors cause that failure in the flow and by default they give you those codes 1-culan codes 2-Max Sensor and 3-the same caudalimetro that is usually. Try to turn the car with the flow disconnected and first of all look at a suction hose that uses the max sensor or sensor, the air dough measures.

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