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Old 8th February 2008, 05:39   #1
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Hello all,

I have just got one of ron's CR1 code readers. Whilst I have no error code I was looking at the live data function yesterday with lists 'MAF(lb/min)' which I assume is the reading derived from the mass air flow meter.

The thing is this value never changed with speed, I would have thought it would have increased with speed? It was only on a very short (2 mile) journey that this was being monitored.

Does this seed normal? Or should I be replacing my MAF?

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Tried again tonight and still get a fixed MAF value of 10.11 lb/min. I've either got knackered code reader or MAF. Can any one confirm that thsi figure should be changing?

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Old 8th February 2008, 20:55   #3
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Chances are it is not actually displaying the maf data but something else
You mission should you choose to accept it is work out what that is
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Chances are it is not actually displaying the maf data but something else
You mission should you choose to accept it is work out what that is
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Nope I did an fluid change on a 220,000 mile 406 only last weekend!
Despite having cam belts those motors go on forever as well!
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Tried again tonight and still get a fixed MAF value of 10.11 lb/min. I've either got knackered code reader or MAF. Can any one confirm that thsi figure should be changing?

Thanks

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did you ever get further that this? I'm thinking of finding one but only if i can trim my MAF via the MAFAM....
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interestingly, U381 on a 2.0HDi MAF live data has readings from 0.7lb/min-ish idle up to about 8.0 going along. Not sure what this means, but I'm happy
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