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Re: FS - Sr20 crank angle sensor to suit a12
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do you happen to have another one?

Posted on: 2016/1/19 4:39
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Re: 1.8ltr Barina MAF in an a15 EFI
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good ol GM!

Posted on: 2016/1/18 22:45
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Re: 1.8ltr Barina MAF in an a15 EFI
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Thanks David.. but then how would the plumbing work coming off the throttle body at the end of the efi manifold..

Good idea re the water temp sensor :)

Posted on: 2016/1/18 22:28
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Re: 1.8ltr Barina MAF in an a15 EFI
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Thanks DD the haltech has an inbuilt map which is handy.. I still need to find a decent air filter IAT setup hoping from a wreckers otherwise something else

Posted on: 2016/1/18 22:00
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Re: 1.8ltr Barina MAF in an a15 EFI
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If you were going to use just map and an IAT where would you plumb in the stock manifold to the map sensor?

Posted on: 2016/1/18 21:36
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Re: 1.8ltr Barina MAF in an a15 EFI
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Thanks DD,
You're always crazily full of information :)

I found bosch wideband o2 sensors from a wreckers for $25 so happy about that :)

Posted on: 2016/1/18 5:17
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Re: 1.8ltr Barina MAF in an a15 EFI
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sorry been a long day at work.. got my acronyms around the wrong way!

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Re: 1.8ltr Barina MAF in an a15 EFI
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The Haltech I'm going for has an inbuilt MAP sensor. So does that mean I could avoid a MAF altogether?

Posted on: 2016/1/18 4:29

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Re: 1.8ltr Barina MAF in an a15 EFI
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That sounds like a better option! inside the air filter and cleaner you say! what model out of interest?

Posted on: 2016/1/18 4:21
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1.8ltr Barina MAF in an a15 EFI
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Hi All,
Not too sure about the technicalities of what kind of MAF would be suitable in terms of configuration/capacity wise but I was wondering if a 1.8ltr holden astra MAF would be ok to use in a stock a15efi setup?
Cheers,
Tom

Posted on: 2016/1/18 2:58
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