some more Q's

Ok I'm wandering if my 2000 GT-S has an IAT sensor and if it does where? The reason I'm asking is because I get shitty gas milage for a 28 mpg car and I wanna remove it if that resistor mod has been done. I can't find a Haynes manual for it at autozone or advance so I figured I'd ask you guys. thanx for and help.

if you figure it out maybe it's the same problem my friend is having. His GT gets crap for mpg apparently and doesn't know why.

mine gets fine gas mileage. I get about 400 Miles per tank. Thats pretty good it you ask me :)

lol about 290 on a full tank in my st

Alot of Toyotas have the IAT sensor integrated into the MAF meter. If your MAF meter has a five-wire connection, then I bet it has an integrated IAT sensor.

IAT sensor?

MAF meter?


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Oh yeah, I like that hamster in your avatar. Thats pimp

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400? lol, that's like an 05 civic (06 civics are pigs and get ~35mpg), haha.

Hey BR been a while since you've posted in this section.

Not alot of controversy here. I tend to migrate to where the shit floats....

I'll take a picture of it, i get about 200 miles to the first quarter tank. It's nice, i drive nice.

last tank i got about 425 miles and then it hit the last bar on the tank.

Thats awesome, good picture too :)

of cource if your car (i.e. my celica) dosent have a maf sensor then its locaed usually in or after the airbox

Could I put a MAF in my Civic since it's getting such low gas mileage?

I'm not sure mine even gets 300. I'm takin a road trip tomorrow so I'll try and see if I can calculate the mileage. I know somethins not right because my little 2.0 @-se got around 34-35 mpg. huge HP difference though lol. I'm gonna put about 250- 300 miles on it tomorrow so I better fill it up and hope it makes it home. BTW I finally order the new belt tensioner on monday last week and the car hasnt made a squeal at all since tuesday. I think my baby is possesed because I haven't even got the part yet. lol crazy shit.

Hmmm... Well, maybe I just drive too much lol. I got 307 miles and the gauge is half way between a 1/4 and a 1/2 a tank so I guess I run the streets too much. I could probably get another 100 miles before I ran out. Thanx anyways i guess I'm stupid lol:banghead:

MAP is more accurate than maf, afm is actually the most accurate but is kind of restricting, running afm and map together is the best (3sgte does this)

in our cars (4afe/5sfe) we have the iat's in the airbox and the map is located on the firewall

So where does the AFM go?

What does MAP stand for?

afm is after the airbox, its a little flapper thing
map stands for manifold absolute pressure

The old-style AFM is a flap-type meter. The modern MAF meter is a filament-type.

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