MAF wiring
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00 disco
tracing the wires back from the MAF it seems to go under the throttle body across to the passenger side... but im having trouble from there.
im getting MAF code but swaping mafs doesnt solve the problem. grove tech told me the wiring might be the culprit... are there any common ground, burn through or pinch points for the wiring? id also like to check the other side, i assume it plugs into the ECM somewhere, anyone have info on that?
also, using a voltmeter, any way I can test each wire in the harness that plugs into the maf to say check the resistance etc.?
tracing the wires back from the MAF it seems to go under the throttle body across to the passenger side... but im having trouble from there.
im getting MAF code but swaping mafs doesnt solve the problem. grove tech told me the wiring might be the culprit... are there any common ground, burn through or pinch points for the wiring? id also like to check the other side, i assume it plugs into the ECM somewhere, anyone have info on that?
also, using a voltmeter, any way I can test each wire in the harness that plugs into the maf to say check the resistance etc.?
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yea i have rave, i looked at the diagrams quickly but i didnt see on directly for that particular harness... ill check when i get home.
3 mafs actually, 1 from a confirmed working/running disco without codes. they all report lower airflow then they should is what i got from the explination... but yes, they all reported the same incorrect data, so the problem has to lie in the wiring to the ECU i assume. there were codes for the crank po sensor and all the o2s, which were actually all a crush in the wiring by a metal clip that was removed, retaped, and it solved those codes.
3 mafs actually, 1 from a confirmed working/running disco without codes. they all report lower airflow then they should is what i got from the explination... but yes, they all reported the same incorrect data, so the problem has to lie in the wiring to the ECU i assume. there were codes for the crank po sensor and all the o2s, which were actually all a crush in the wiring by a metal clip that was removed, retaped, and it solved those codes.
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ha, i even torqued my hose clamps on my bmw motorcycle... someone took the time to figure out what they should be, so i sure as hell am going to use them
haha in that case actually a few inchpounds too little or too much from book value and there was an intake leak on the bike varified by ether sprayed at the clamp!
yep... lol...hence im asking to see how i can test the harness and the wires running back to the unknown to see which or how many are pinched somewhere... or maybe lose at the connection to the ECU if anyone can tell me which to check
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yep... lol...hence im asking to see how i can test the harness and the wires running back to the unknown to see which or how many are pinched somewhere... or maybe lose at the connection to the ECU if anyone can tell me which to check
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