Afternoon all.
First off great forum that's been extremely useful to me nailing down some of my Primastar issues!
I have a 04 plate Primastar 1.9dci 100bhp. 75000 miles. With the forums help I have vastly improved the low rpm driveability. I now not scared pulling out at busy junctions!
The van didn't show any engine check lights, was just flat under 2000rpm.
I have:
My question is, what do you think of my live MAF data? I have known the van from new and I am sure its never had its MAF sensor replaced. I'm wondering if it's maybe lazy? might there be a bit more performance to be had?
These figures are with the van stationary engine warmed up.
Idle= 2.2volts Air Flow idle=48 kg/h
2000rpm=3volts 2000rpm=98kg/h
3000rpm=3.4volts 3000rpm=166kg/h
3600rpm=3.6volts 3600rpm=212kg/h
Thanks for your thoughts.
First off great forum that's been extremely useful to me nailing down some of my Primastar issues!
I have a 04 plate Primastar 1.9dci 100bhp. 75000 miles. With the forums help I have vastly improved the low rpm driveability. I now not scared pulling out at busy junctions!
The van didn't show any engine check lights, was just flat under 2000rpm.
I have:
- Cleaned out EGR valve. (was bad) Its currently turned 180 degrees.
- Checked vacuum hoses for boost pressure sensor and turbo wastegate solenoid. (the vacuum hose coming off the inlet manifold to the boost pressure sensor was completely blocked)
- Removed the small black fitting from the Vacuum pump that supplies vacuum to the brake servo and turbo wastegate solenoid. I poked a 1mm drill bit through the centre hole, it seemed blocked/not allowing vacuum through to wastegate solenoid.
- Inspected blue plug in fusebox. checked and cleaned with contact cleaner was ok, no signs of corrosion/poor contacts.
- Checked injector wiring under airbox, signs of rubbing on injector looms, loom tidied, airbox lifted slightly.
- Airflow meter carefully cleaned with contact cleaner over clean paper. Didn't seem to get much muck off.
My question is, what do you think of my live MAF data? I have known the van from new and I am sure its never had its MAF sensor replaced. I'm wondering if it's maybe lazy? might there be a bit more performance to be had?
These figures are with the van stationary engine warmed up.
Idle= 2.2volts Air Flow idle=48 kg/h
2000rpm=3volts 2000rpm=98kg/h
3000rpm=3.4volts 3000rpm=166kg/h
3600rpm=3.6volts 3600rpm=212kg/h
Thanks for your thoughts.