jonny_693

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I have a problem with my orange label MAF on an MY97 WRX. I unplugged the MAF while the engine was running but the car did not cut out. I then did an ecu reset and checked the fault codes but none have shown up! Thinkin that the reset had cured the fault I unplugged the MAF again but still no stall, What does this signify????

Thanks in advance, Jonny

carl heath

ive read that its not a 100% way of checking your maf,and disconecting it when running will then show up a maf code,

joz8968

iTrader: (13)

Only real way of testing it is to check its output voltages using a multimeter.

jonny_693

iTrader: (5)

Thanks for the replys, is it 1v at idle and 5v at WOT? Hopefully I'm flapping about nothing!

joz8968

iTrader: (13)

Yes it is! ... Well it is for the green label MY93-96 MAFs.

Not sure about the orange label MY97/98 ones... or the different cassette style MY99/00 ones? I think - although might be wrong - that the voltage is reversed for the later ones i.e. 5V idle; 1V WOT (?).

jonny_693

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Right, just done some testing at dinner time and found the following:

1v at idle +/- .3 volts

4v max at WOT.

Bearing in mind today is cold and wet and the max revs I hit was 6k in 2nd gear, Does this sound right? The voltage increased consistantly with the revs.

joz8968

iTrader: (13)

Idle's fine.

WOT normally goes to 4.5 - 5.0V, so don't know whether 'only' 4V will be telling the ECU to fuel enough

Try seeing what the WOT voltage is at max revs in 4th (on the motorway) and possibly 5th (keep eyes peeled for rozzers, obviously). If it doesn't get to 4.5+V, then might be best to invest in another MAF - rather than potentially £2+ k for a new engine! Just a thought...

jonny_693

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I guess this is a bit of a catch 22 situation in that if it is fooked I could blow the engine testing the MAF LOL. I think I need some specific values for an orange label MAF before blowing £280 quid on a new one though. I might try refitting the resonator and see if that affects the top end reading. Thanks for the help.

joz8968

iTrader: (13)

Yeah, I'm totally with you on these thoughts - it's a bummer, eh?

PM/email JGM - I'm 99.99% certain Simon will know the correct voltage range for your MAF (he might be able to confirm if 4V is okay for the correct fuelling at max revs/WOT anyway, etc...)

Hudson

iTrader: (7)

I have a few spare mafs if your in the staffordshire area, your more than welcome to try one.

jonny_693

iTrader: (5)

Thanks for the offer mate, in Huddersfield though so its a bit far LOL.

happydude303

iTrader: (1)

ihave an orange maf for sale from my 97 as i run a simtec and dont need it no more

Hudson

iTrader: (7)

only 85 miles whats wrong with you people

sardinesardine

I live in St helens,

do you have any Orange sticker MAF's for sale ?

if it's no hassel ill come down and buy one if I dont get sorted earlier.

BlackV3STI

have you got anymore oorange maf sensors which are for sale , i but straight away mate , live in manchester so not much of a trek