Bronco missing

Alvin, Dave,

I thought that I knew where the MAS was located based upon its location in my V10 SD. However, in looking at the '92 Bronco 5.8L, I see nothing that would resemble a MAS. From the Air Filter, I have two long air connection tubes going to the throttle body. Where is this sucker located??

Suddenly feeling stark stupid that I can't just whip off the location... ...must be getting old. Dave

for a pair of wires going into a section at the beginning of the tubes, or a pair of wires going into a section at the throttle body end of those tubes

Speed density on pre-95 Calif. Broncos. MAF on '95-'96 Calif. MAF on '96 Federal.

Speed density is simpler, sometimes better. Except for mods. to your truck. Mods better handled ( within limits ) with a MAF setup.

HTH.

-- Gene

Yep it does help, because I don't know shit about it so everything helps. :)

BTW, If Dave can't find it and his discrption doesn't do the trick, there's no way this hammer mechanic can help find it. :/

Alvin in AZ

Gene,

I'm not sure that I follow your comment. Does it mean that there is no MAF sensor or equivalent on the '92 Bronco? Or, is it just terminology.

: > I thought I had it cleaned off my girl friend's 96tbird. But I : > wanted to see the little sucker, so I used what I usually use, a : > binocular eye piece (use it "backwards", about 20X) and saw a pile : > of crap still on there! : >

: > The main thing about cleaning the MAF sensor is it's cheap and easy : > and quick. You might need a set of "secruity" Torx bits tho. (swap : > meet! $5) : >

: : Speed density on pre-95 Calif. Broncos. MAF on '95-'96 Calif. : MAF on '96 Federal. : : Speed density is simpler, sometimes better. Except for mods. : to your truck. Mods better handled ( within limits ) with : a MAF setup. : : HTH. : : -- : Gene

On Tue, 02 Dec 2003 07:06:52 -0800, Mellowed rearranged some electrons to form:

Speed density systems don't use an airflow meter... they calculate airflow from the manifold pressure/vacuum and (I think) engine RPM.

Thanks for that Dave. It looks like I can eliminate a possible source of the problem.

: > Gene, : >

: > I'm not sure that I follow your comment. Does it mean that there is no : > MAF sensor or equivalent on the '92 Bronco? Or, is it just terminology. : >

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: : Speed density systems don't use an airflow meter... they calculate airflow : from the manifold pressure/vacuum and (I think) engine RPM. : : -- : David M (dmacchiarolo) :