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HI All,
Is it just me or is the MAF Sensor for a 1998 GA 2.4 L impossible to find. I went to Autozone and Murrey's... They do not stock it. My local part shop can order it, but ti was 3 days and $130+ to order. I searched on-line and noone has it. What gives? This is a small and simple to change part and should be easy and cheap to get. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks in advance... Dave |
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Re: 1998 GA 2.4 MAF Sensor
Your 2.4 appears to not use a MAF.............MAFs are not cheap at all, at 130 I'd say you are getting off cheap.
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Re: 1998 GA 2.4 MAF Sensor
Hey Crazy,
There definetly is a MAF, I took it out and inspected it, cleaned it and reinstalled since I could not find a replacement anywhere. I was amazed at how small it was and how darn $$$$ it is for its size. Dave |
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Re: 1998 GA 2.4 MAF Sensor
You have a MAP sensor (Manifold Absolute Pressure) not a MAF (Mass Air Flow). A MAP sensor measures the difference in pressure between the atmosphere and the intake (it measurs the amount of vacuum in the intake). A MAF sensor measures the volume of air going into the intake. They are two different sensors that do to different tasks.
A MAP sensor for a 2.4 should look like this ![]() Check your local NAPA, the part # is CRB 216452 BTW, is there a reason your replacing it? Its not a very common part to be replaced on a 2.4. I can't think of one that I have replaced?
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Re: 1998 GA 2.4 MAF Sensor
Agreed, there are many sensors....MAP, TPS, IAC, O2 (only 1) and a MAF.
The MAF is located in the black air intake pipe, back side, right by the ABS module. It is in the 12" pipe going from the Air Cleaner Box to the Air Intake Muffler. Small device, with a 2 wire connector if I recall. I disconnected it and removed it. I know it is there..... I was simply looking to replace it since the car is stalling at Idle and I replaced everything else already. The MAF was one of my first choices, but like I said, I cannot find one and they are $$$$. Dave |
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Re: 1998 GA 2.4 MAF Sensor
IAT (intake air temp) sensor?
![]() A MAF will have a minimum of three wires and will be the same diameter as the air snorkel.
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Re: 1998 GA 2.4 MAF Sensor
I just checked a schematic for a 98 2.4, no MAF. A MAP sensor is about a $100 bucks though.
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Re: 1998 GA 2.4 MAF Sensor
I already explaind thier is no MAF sensor on this 2.4 in your other thread dwtucker.
If thier was it would run about $250-300 same as the V6.
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Hi Guys,
My appologize... I stand corrected.... Airjer nailed it... It is the IAT sensor I was looking at and I thought it was the MAF. See, I searched and searched for the MAF and convinced myself the car had one. I mean, it has too right, or so I thought. So when I found this IAT, I made a bad assumption. Ok, since there is no MAF, that explains why no parts shop has a replacement part, now doesn't it. oppsss, I am an idiot.. but that is why I came to the experts in the first place. Thanks to all of you who pointed me straight. I appreciate the help and guidance. You guys rock!!!!! Ok, off to finish debugging this fine piece of engineering..... Dave |
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