MY99 Hesitation on Boost
21 January 2005, 02:56 PM
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This thread is a bloody nightmare. 
The majority of people on here when referring to a MAF are referring to the £80ish sensor.
You are all talking round in circles
The majority of people on here when referring to a MAF are referring to the £80ish sensor.
You are all talking round in circles
21 January 2005, 03:07 PM
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Originally Posted by 7 Foot
This thread is a bloody nightmare.
The majority of people on here when referring to a MAF are referring to the £80ish sensor.
You are all talking round in circles
The majority of people on here when referring to a MAF are referring to the £80ish sensor.
You are all talking round in circles
21 January 2005, 03:51 PM
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MAF = Mass Air Flow
Air Flow Sensor = MAF
Air Flow Sensor = Air Flow Meter
ALL ARE THE SAME THING
The MAF comprises of 2 things (basically) - the housing and the actual sensor.
The whole item is about £200 (IIRC)
The sensor (to put inside the housing) is about £80.
FFS
Dan
Air Flow Sensor = MAF
Air Flow Sensor = Air Flow Meter
ALL ARE THE SAME THING
The MAF comprises of 2 things (basically) - the housing and the actual sensor.
The whole item is about £200 (IIRC)
The sensor (to put inside the housing) is about £80.
FFS
Dan
21 January 2005, 07:30 PM
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having same problem on my00 so fitted a boost gauge and 22psi peak and drops like lead to 10psi so mines a boost problem maybe an actuator or air leak having it looked at asap wait till you get your gauge before spending more money m8 over boosting will blow out your spark out and cause a missfire even more if the plug gaps are to big
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