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Anyone with a Turbo & a Multimeter?

edh

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I'm after a quick favour - I'd like to check that a reading I get on my AFM harness is correct. I've had some MAF (Vitesse MAF) problems & want to be sure that this isn't the cause.

There is a 5 pin connector going to the AFM - on mine I get a strange reading on the green/red wire. This is pin 4 of 5 (counting the empty pin as pin 1)

With the ignition on, I get a small initial voltage on that line which then drops to zero. The longer the ignition is on before I test, the higher the voltage is - I saw up to 0.1V

I guess this might be the same for all 944's, not just the Turbos as they all use similar AFM/ DME setups

Thanks

Ed
 
Pretty sure that wire is the analogue o/p from the AFM giving flap position. At idle when warm mine is approx 500mV.

Rich
 
Rich - It is the signal wire - what I'm seeing is a transient voltage on the wire to the ECU without having the MAF (or AFM) plugged in, engine off, ignition on.

I want to be confident that this is normal before I plug the MAF back into the harness.
 
Yes - he doesn't work weekends though ;)

this is possibly a non-vitesse issue & might be a wiring fault - wanted to try & confirm that.
 

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