Folks,
What's the go with the Air Flow Meter on a Vitara EFI? I get the impression that they don't come with them and need some sorting or something along those lines?
Fill me in please.
Thanks.
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Air Flow Meter - Vitara EFI Engine
Air Flow Meter - Vitara EFI Engine
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For someone else or are you ditching the sneezy espresso machine
greg wrote:greg wrote:Air Flow meter? Anyone?
what do you actully mean ??
Do you mean what do they use to measue the incomming charge of air ?? As in is it a mass air sensor, Hot wiire of dof the use a MAP sensor ...
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Sorry Guy,
What i meant was:
When installing a vitara 1600 into a sierra i know there there are certain processes to be performed. i.e. matching the engine to a sierra 5 speed, oil sump and pickup etc.
Is there some kind of trick required with the air flow meter too? i get the impression that there is.
What i meant was:
When installing a vitara 1600 into a sierra i know there there are certain processes to be performed. i.e. matching the engine to a sierra 5 speed, oil sump and pickup etc.
Is there some kind of trick required with the air flow meter too? i get the impression that there is.
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cj wrote:The MPFI system has a MAF Mass Airflow sensor attached to the air cleaner upper case and connected to the throttle body by a long rubber duct.
Thanks Chris - i think that's pretty standard with all EFI type engines - i'm just wondering if there is a trick requried to get the motor into a sierra and have it working correctly though.
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greg wrote:cj wrote:The MPFI system has a MAF Mass Airflow sensor attached to the air cleaner upper case and connected to the throttle body by a long rubber duct.
Thanks Chris - i think that's pretty standard with all EFI type engines - i'm just wondering if there is a trick requried to get the motor into a sierra and have it working correctly though.
I am unaware of any "special" requirements .. have a look on Izook.com I am pretty sure that they have a detailed descriotion on there of a 16V install, So long as you get the air flow sensor with the motor you should be good to go ..
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greg wrote:stumped wrote:are you thinking 'bout going back to a 1.6 so u can have a road-legal zook?
'fraid so... It's not the first option, but it is definately a realistic one.
what are you going to do about the beadlocks & swampers then? So what happened with Zega and the emissions report, they can't find it or can't be bothered to find it? Surely Vic Roads must have a record that Zega have submitted the relevant info on their database?
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There are many options grimbo - i have had a few weeks to think it all through now.
It's all very secret squirrel, and it's all going to cost me a shedload.
I think an engineered car with swampers and beadlocks is far more legal than a non-engineered car with swampers and beadlocks.
It's all very secret squirrel, and it's all going to cost me a shedload.
I think an engineered car with swampers and beadlocks is far more legal than a non-engineered car with swampers and beadlocks.
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love_mud wrote:I am unaware of any "special" requirements .. have a look on Izook.com I am pretty sure that they have a detailed descriotion on there of a 16V install, So long as you get the air flow sensor with the motor you should be good to go ..
Found it. Thanks yuG
http://www.izook.com/tech/samurai/engin ... alve_3.htm
izook site wrote:Here is where we build a cool air cleaner out of the bulky box unit that came with the engine. Trail Tough supplied the K&N cone filter along with the stock box. After removing the neck from the box, we also had to remove the sensor that is made into the box. We were careful not to harm the sensor in any way, but the box seems like it got the bad end of the stick. You can see a hole where the sensor used to be (lower left photo). We drilled a hole in the cone filter and then installed the sensor.
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Re: Air Flow Meter - Vitara EFI Engine
greg wrote:Folks,
What's the go with the Air Flow Meter on a Vitara EFI? I get the impression that they don't come with them and need some sorting or something along those lines?
Fill me in please.
Thanks.
The 1.6 in my GV has an airflow meter... so I am guessing so would the more recent Vitaras (same engine as I understand it)...
Re: Air Flow Meter - Vitara EFI Engine
WaveCult wrote:The 1.6 in my GV has an airflow meter... so I am guessing so would the more recent Vitaras (same engine as I understand it)...
Quit posting here and organise that rock climbing Luis
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