MAF
Re: MAF (tipota)
unfortunetly, the answere is no. I hooked up a sr20de maf the other day and my car ran EXTREMELY rich.
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The voltage curve for most Nissan MAF's are different...
That is...at a certian airflow, a 200SX MAF may read 1.2 V, and a 240SX MAF may read 2.3V, and the 300ZX MAF may read 0.8V.
...and the MAF has to match the ECU.
Because it's a curve, not a linear relationship, you have to use something like an S-AFC to convert one curve to another, if you want to use a different MAF.
- Brian
That is...at a certian airflow, a 200SX MAF may read 1.2 V, and a 240SX MAF may read 2.3V, and the 300ZX MAF may read 0.8V.
...and the MAF has to match the ECU.
Because it's a curve, not a linear relationship, you have to use something like an S-AFC to convert one curve to another, if you want to use a different MAF.
- Brian
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Re: (tipota)
It has to match the ECU. If the ECU is the same, then the MAF will work. I know it's the same between the 240s you mentioned, but I haven't a clue about the Sentras.