How do you know when you've blown an airflow sensor?
29 March 2002, 07:26 AM
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I'm having a problem with my P1 and I can't figure it out what it is. I've just been reading a post regarding Induction Kits causing the airflow sensors to go. I've got a Blitz Induction kit and I would like to know the "symptoms" of a blown airflow sensor. Any response would be much appreciated.
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29 March 2002, 08:14 AM
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Obvious symptoms are Check Engine Light, car unwilling to give you more than 0.5bar boost, misfiring etc.
Less obvious symptoms are rough idling and grey/white (instead of black) exhaust from running lean.
Best to take it to your dealer and see if it's running lean/see if there is a fault report code and/or put it on the gas analyser.
Matt
Less obvious symptoms are rough idling and grey/white (instead of black) exhaust from running lean.
Best to take it to your dealer and see if it's running lean/see if there is a fault report code and/or put it on the gas analyser.
Matt
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