Motor Vehicle Maintenance & Repair Asked by m sayed on July 2, 2021
In calculation of MAF (g/sec), Does the ECU subtract local atmospheric pressure (baro sensor reading) from Manifold Absolute Pressure (MAP sensor reading) to determine the actual air mass entering the manifold at high throttle angle?
Here you are some data gathered from OBDII scanner :
RPM 2300
MAP 120 kPa
Baro 99 kPa
TPS 19%
So, does the ECU calculate the air mass by (120 kpa) or by (120 – 99 "21 kPa" )?
So MAF =
(RPM /120) x (MAP - Baro) / IAT + 273 x VE x ED x 28.966 / 8.314772
Or
(RPM /120) x (MAP) / IAT + 273 x VE x ED x 28.966 / 8.314772
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