maf voltage?

[JONBOY688]

please dont flame me on search i tryed. whats our maf voltage? 0 to 5v? or something different?

 

[SpicyMchaggis]

ask Kooldino. I believe its 0-5v...but i'm not sure.

 

[NCspecV81]

ill predict...safc2 works hands down...

 

[jred321]

from what i've read 0-5v, but that isn't what's keeping the safc's from working

 

[JONBOY688]

whats keeping it from working? and yes it is 0 to .5v i just looked it up in the shop manual.

 

[jred321]

eecv i believe are the letters. the ecu's "learning"

 

[MSPDAVE125]

EECV is a FORD term for "Electronic Engine Control 5". What are you implying?

 

[MSPDAVE125]

I'll hook up my ECU to a breakout box from OTC tools to see if reads like a Ford.

It ******* better not.

 

[jersey_emt]

I'll hook up my ECU to a breakout box from OTC tools to see if reads like a Ford.

It ******* better not.

Our ECU is made by Ford, so it probably will

 

[MSPDAVE125]

Well? We'll see what happens.

 

[Striker187]

i thought our maf was 5-10V which was one of the problems facing the safc since the safc reads from 0-5V or 5-0V. least that's what i've been told. have i been told wrong?

 

[JONBOY688]

yes i work at a mazda dealership and i can scan the manual where its says voltage for maf on pin number 88 is 0 to .5 volts. and aslo the nissan spec has a leanring computer also, and it works on the nissan. and the computer doesnt learn around the joep fcd so i am going for the install soon. who knows i might waste my money but worth a try.

 

[Striker187]

well well, misinformed am i (sssh)

 

[jred321]

good luck, just don't get your hopes up. you aren't the first one to try

 

[BinaryRotary]

Yeah, its 0-5. You can find some of the specs in my AFR how-to.