The Mass Air Flow sensor (MAF) is one of the key components of an electronic fuel injection system in your car. It is installed between the air filter and the intake manifold of the engine. See the diagram. The mass air flow sensor measures the amount of air entering the engine or the...
Mass air flow sensor is one of the important sensors of EFI engines. It converts the inhaled air flow into an electric signal and sends it to the electronic control unit (ECU). As one of the basic signals for determining fuel injection, it is a sensor that measures the air flow into ...
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The code P0101 means that the signal from the mass air flow sensor (MAF) is out of expected range. The MAF sensor is installed in the engine intake, right after the air filter. it measures the amount of air entering the engine through the throttle valve. The engine computer (PCM) uses...
All right, you may say, now I know that my car’s mass air flow sensor might get broken and fail to function properly. But if I’m not a professional mechanic, how do I know whether or not it is faulty? Well, there are several symptoms of a bad car’s mass air flow sensor. Ho...
This two-sensor design enables the probe to calculate the temperature differential (ΔT) between the heated and unheated sensors, providing valuable insights into flow conditions. The heated sensor’s stability allows it to determine how much heat is lost to the flowing medium, which helps gauge...
This blog post is courtesy of European Sensor Systems (ES Systems), a provider of highly accurate pressure sensors and mass flow sensors. How do you convert an air velocity measurement to a volumetric flow rate? It is important to understand the various formulas and technical definitions to prev...
In addition to the mass spectrometer, the Decadal Survey suggests including an atmospheric structure instrument, an ortho-para hydrogen sensor, and possibly an ultra-stable oscillator. However, it does not specifically call for other instruments like a nephelometer, a net-flux radiometer, a helium ...
I'm still unsure of how to solve it but, from what you said, I can find the starting point from the known pressure and temperature. Once it starts discharging, follow the isentropic line reducing pressure up to the new point read by the sensor. From that, it'd be possible to know th...
It must be as you said, that the values is within its upper and lower limits that the air mass sensor works - though it sounds strange and come to think about - how long a value could be high or low before it sets a DTC - is it milliseconds or seconds we are talking about ! I...