MAF vs MAP
Michael Kent
ukentm01 at mcl.ucsb.edu
Wed Jun 5 01:03:40 GMT 1996
The biggest reason to go to a MAF system is simply its flexibility. One
can make numerious changes to a motor, dramatically altering it's
breathing abilities and still run quite well. Change the characteristic
of a speed-density motor beyond it's adaptive abilities and risk loosing
the motor to lean conditions etc.
Talking with a calibrator from Ford, he mentioned numerious problems with
the MAF system, including non-linear output from the meter, reversion
(backflow), leaks down stream, and contamination. All in all though it
was a much better system than the speed-density they used to run since it
allowed the EEC-IV to adapt better to the widely varying motor's coming
out of the factory.
MK
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