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| tjb45 |
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This might sound like a stupid question, but is there anyway to get rid of the MAF sensor on a multipoint XF and keep the factory ecu? My understanding is it just puts out an electrical signal to the ECU, so would it be possible to connect a MAP sensor from and EF or something and wire that to the standard ecu??
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| raiki |
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Simple answer, No !!!!!!!
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| justfordima |
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to extend what was just said, the MAP sensors work on a frequency, and not really a varialbe voltage like the MAFs, you'll need to look at something else.
Cheers
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| Spork |
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No!
MAP and MAF sensors work entirely differently. Without using too many words: You can have 0 vaccum at wide open throttle anywhere in the rev range =same sensor output. A MAF measures the mass of air so it will change depending on RPM and MAP.
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