MAF sensor m113

[amosfella]

So, I keep getting a code thrown that the MAF sensor is low voltage. So, I run a diagnostic on it. The readings at idle are 36 kg at an idle... What the heck?? What would this signify?? Bad MAF sensor??

Anyways, this problem's been chasing me around the bend.

Thanks for the help.

[Dmitry at Pelican Parts]

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Mercedes-Benz W211 MAF Sensor Replacement (2003-2009) E320 | Pelican Parts DIY Maintenance Article

[Zulfiqar]

Originally Posted by amosfella

So, I keep getting a code thrown that the MAF sensor is low voltage. So, I run a diagnostic on it. The readings at idle are 36 kg at an idle... What the heck?? What would this signify?? Bad MAF sensor??

Anyways, this problem's been chasing me around the bend.

Thanks for the help.

36 kg/sec at idle?

MAF sensors usually are 1gm/sec/litre of engine displacement.

my 3.2 litre engine sucks 3.2 to 3.4 gms/sec at idle. my other cars (japanese and american follow this too - e.g. 2.4 lit toyota is 2.4 gm/sec at idle)

clean out the MAF sensor and make sure there are no leaks in the induction tubing and also the breather pipes/caps. If there is a leak the MAF will register low input signal.

[amosfella]

Originally Posted by Zulfiqar

36 kg/sec at idle?

MAF sensors usually are 1gm/sec/litre of engine displacement.

my 3.2 litre engine sucks 3.2 to 3.4 gms/sec at idle. my other cars (japanese and american follow this too - e.g. 2.4 lit toyota is 2.4 gm/sec at idle)

clean out the MAF sensor and make sure there are no leaks in the induction tubing and also the breather pipes/caps. If there is a leak the MAF will register low input signal.

36 kg and hour. 10.5g/sec.