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1.4 16v MAF
This is a discussion on 1.4 16v MAF within the Fabia I forums, part of the Skoda Model Discussion Area category; About to clean my throttle body, and thought I'd just check where the MAF was on the 1.4 16v so ...
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10-11-2007, 15:12
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|  1.4 16v MAF About to clean my throttle body, and thought I'd just check where the MAF was on the 1.4 16v so that I didn't do anything stupid to it.... however, I can't find it! I've also found a thread on a VW forum which suggests that it doesn't have one. Is this true? And if so how does the engine compensate for different air temperatures? Exhaust gas analysis? Thanks, Rob |
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10-11-2007, 18:05
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| Re: 1.4 16v MAF the MAF is needed on a 'normal' car (one with a cable throttle) as an indication to the ECU of throttle postion. As the fab is fly by wire, this function is achieved more accurately within the throttle body |
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11-11-2007, 02:25
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| Re: 1.4 16v MAF the 1.4 16v doesn't have a MAF, it has a map sensor on the left hand end of the intake manifold... try googling 'speed density injection'
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11-11-2007, 11:13
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| Re: 1.4 16v MAF Thanks tom, that makes sense now. |
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