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Im new to the 5sfe. can it run with no maf or no mass air flow sensor if you will. the car was running fine would not like high speeds over 80mph the car would cut now it is doing it under stander driving i know that the maf controls the air fuel but i also know that it is not suppose to run with out one help out a new guy if you know anything i need to fix my car
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No you can not run without a MAF. Very much not.
Sounds like a fuel cut problem, except the stock turbo's usually hit it, not the N/A motors. Actually, I don't even know if the N/A motor has a fuel cut. And the MAF doesn't control your air/fuel mix. The MAF only tells your ECM how much air is entering the engine. Now, if it is defective and telling your ECM that very little air or too much air is entering, the ECM might cut or enrich your fuel mixture to the point that it would cause hesitation. And at what RPM's is this happening? |
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the 5sfe run on a MAP
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if that still installable like that? |
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The 5sfe does not use a MAF. It uses a MAP. No MAF is anywhere to be found, if there is one. Someone put it on for unknown retarded reasons.
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Now I feel like a dumbass lol.
I didn't even check to see if he said, and if I was replying, MAP or MAF. Thank you all who corrected me. @mr2 newbie-you failed to mention, in your original post, that you had a SAFC. That could cause a problem if not set up properly. And again, the MAF/MAP does not directly control your air/fuel ratio. It just reads the amount of air entering your engine, and tells that to the ECU. Your ECU, from this signal a a few others, decides how much fuel to inject. I'm not an expert on piggybacks, I don't really know much about them, but I believe they manipulate the output voltage on the MAP, therefore sending the ECU a signal different from the actual reading, which would cause it to inject different amounts of fuel for a given amount of airflow. |
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