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Position Boost Response 1 LOW LOW HIGH 2 LOW MED HIGH 3 LOW HIGH HIGH 4 MED LOW HIGH 5 MED MED HIGH 6 MED HIGH HIGH 7 HIGH LOW HIGH 8 HIGH MED HIGH 9 HIGH HIGH HIGH 10 LOW HIGH VHIGH POSN 1, 2 & 3 Borsch Maf has some deterioration OR MAFAM SWITCHED OFF POSN 4, 5 & 6 Borsch Maf has moderate deterioration OR PIERBURGH MAF FITTED POSN 7, 8 & 9 Borsch Maf is very poor OR PIERBURGH MAF FITTED IF YOUR BORSCH MAF IS OK, then switch the mafam off and use settings 1,2,3 or 10 |
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So if you don't want your ECM thinking that an at idle airflow figure approximately that it would expect at around 1500RPM, then don't switch on the MAFAM section. What a genuine Bosch MAF will cost you, will soon be recouped in extra fuel savings Brian |
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If the maf signal is weak it will not amplify a weak signal and make it weaker. It will do what an amplifier does - amplify it - ie make it bigger which is exactly what you want. Ron
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20th February 2013, 19:08 | #24 | |
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The Bosch MAF will rarely if EVER fail with a lower than expected airflow figure, they fail 99% of the time by the signal given to the ECM being higher than an in spec MAF. The result of amplifying a signal which is higher than normal to begin with, is to compound the error. People will see an "improvement" as the ECM sees a airflow figure at idle which is more akin to that seen from a normal in spec MAF at 1500 RPM, i.e over fuelling considerably Brian |
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I have a brand new Pierburg maf. At present my synergy is set on 5 with maf switched of. The car performs realy well, should I have the maf switched on as well, and will this enhance the performance.
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Hi Brian thanks for the info, I thought the old bus was going realy well. Am I correct in thinking that setting 5 with maf on will be ok.
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I have sold thousands of mafam, digimafams, and Synergy 2a for the L series and BMW engined cars and all do exactly what they are designed to do. (I have the feedback to prove it, not that I need it as my satisfied customers can speak for them selves) if none of these Bosch mafs had developed a weak signal then:- a) The products would not have worked or just produced smoke from the overfuelling. b) Its complete nonsense (and ignorance of both the digimafam and Synergy 2a's functioning) to say that "improvement is due to an increase in the airflow signal at idle" WHY? because the signal is not boosted equally over the range - there is little or no boost at idle. Yes, some mafs to go high and I clearly state this on my website and in this case you do not want to amplify it - obviously. In which case you replace the bosch maf with a pierburgh where a Synergy 2a or Digimafam is fitted. But what do I know - I've only been selling mafams since 2004, having proved it worked for me on my 45. You may a T4, but you have a lot to learn and are clearly not conversant with my products. I don't think you are doing your reputation any favours. Ron
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If its the 070 maf, then you should be on settings 6 to 10 and with the maf switch on. R
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Hi Ron, I am afraid I dont know what sort of Pierberg I have got, it was fitted by Jules 6 months ago, and he set the synergy 2 at the same time. Whatever setting it should be, the fact is my car has been achieving 48mpg and drives very smoothly.
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