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terrano 11 airflow meter

Submitted: Monday, Jan 03, 2005 at 16:47

westBob

hi all happy new year. picked up my terrano 11 a couple of weeks ago beautiful car but very under powered 120ks flat out and takes a while to get there, feels like thereis no turbo at all.about the same performance as my 2.8 non turbo hilux.have changed all filters and engine oil and there was no improvement.the terrano runs standered 235 tyres. looking through the post i saw a few terry owners talking about air flow meters /sensors and cleaning them to increase power how can you tell if the afm is stuffed............ cheers Bob
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AnswerID: 91159   Submitted: Monday, Jan 03, 2005 at 19:39

Shaker replied:

You can try cleaning it with pressure pack carby cleaner. Although if you just bought it, it may be covered by warranty if you bought through a dealer.
I have a T2 2.7 TDI & it performs very well. We tow a Track camper trailer all through the Victorian high country, all up weight is around 1100 kgs.
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FollowupID: 349746   Submitted: Monday, Jan 03, 2005 at 20:18

westBob posted:

thanks shaker i bought the t2 private 70.000ks 1999 $15000 had a nrma check on it and they said nothing wrong ihave done 2000ks and no sign of oil comsuption great car just underpowered..
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AnswerID: 91194   Submitted: Monday, Jan 03, 2005 at 22:06

hoyks replied:

There is a test you can do on the Air Mass Meter that acording to the manual will tell you if it is OK. IIRC it is a voltage measurement between two terminals on the sensor (can't remember which ones though), anyway the test told me mine was OK. I ordered another anyway, fitted it, and could lay rubber as I left the the driveway. Before it was very slugish.
If it is the Bosch one like mine there are 2 ways to clean it. Pull the whole duct out and give it a squirt, or with a star drive security type screwdriver tip, just pull the sensor out of the duct (the better option). Make sure the cleaner has evaporated before putting it together as I am sure it is not good to run the donk on the fumes.

The Bosch sensor has the part No. on the side of the duct, so take it to a Bosch suplier and they should be able to get you a new one for around $400 odd.
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FollowupID: 349776   Submitted: Tuesday, Jan 04, 2005 at 07:59

hoyks posted:

for all things Terrano related have a look here: UK nissan owners clubit is for all Nissan 4x4 in the UK, but is just about only Terranos.
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AnswerID: 91265   Submitted: Tuesday, Jan 04, 2005 at 11:41

Photoman replied:

Hi bob

I have had the same problem, very common with this car. I now clean the MAFM very carefully with electronic component cleaner, from auto store. I remove the unit an spray it from about 20cm and the move closer, being very carfull not to over stress the 2 fine filiments in the tunnel.

I time my T2 from 1500rpm to 4000rpm in 4th gear, before the first clean this took 45sec after clean it took 23sec, huge improvement, I'd be interested in the results of others doing the same test, on flat ground of course.

the other common fault with T2 is the throttle position sensor on the accel pedal mech. become sticky and un responsive, 1 on know even stuck in the ON position almost causing a collision.
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AnswerID: 91339   Submitted: Tuesday, Jan 04, 2005 at 20:39

hoyks replied:

I found this too, it will make finding the bits a little easier when you know what you are looking at.DIY workshop stuff
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FollowupID: 349891   Submitted: Tuesday, Jan 04, 2005 at 20:42

hoyks posted:

I will try again. DIY workshop stuff
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