Pajero Owners Club of South Africa

Hi cats ..is that the map sensor? I was under the impression that the map sensor is the one on top of the filter? And the one in the picture is boost pressure sensor which I have replaced as well? I don't think that tube is blocked because when I changed that sensor the power came back. Anyways would check that tomorrow

Thanks

Josef

To be honest. I dont know which sensor it is but I think you are right. I just read on the thread that I attached that the vacuum pipe to it might get blocked leading to low power on gen4.

CATS

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Josef9177 wrote:Hi cats ..is that the map sensor? I was under the impression that the map sensor is the one on top of the filter? And the one in the picture is boost pressure sensor which I have replaced as well? I don't think that tube is blocked because when I changed that sensor the power came back. Anyways would check that tomorrow

Thanks

Hi Josef. MAP is the Manifold Absolute Pressure sensor, and is what CATS is referring to. That measures the boost pressure relative to atmospheric air pressure, it normally resides next the the fuel filter and is connected to the intake manifold via a thin rubber tube.

As far as I can see, the sensor your are referring to on top of your air filter is a MAF sensor, or Mass AirFlow sensor which measures the amount/volume of air entering the engine at a given moment in time.

The ecu uses these two sensors to calculate how much fuel to inject into the engine.

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Finally the issue got diagnosed!!!!!



This rubber hose from the manifold was disconnected

None of the sensor was faulty ...Dumb Stupid mitsu India ...6months of frustration ,blood ,sweat and wasted around US $ 900 on this issue

Thanks much all for ur comments and cats I owe u man thanks nick gibson without you stupid mitsu and me never knew what is map and maf sensors

thanks all once again

EXCELLENT!!!!

CATS

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Great news, but unbelievable.
Techies are so addicted/reliant on computer readouts that they fail to physically check the basics as well.

What an awesome outcome at the end, pity about the waste of time and money. And well done to the Pajclub SA guys for helping!

Good news!

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No power

Whts ur fault code