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Cel P0102, what is the unit kg/h?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

My car has CEL P0102, with 24-25kg/h. What is kg/h? I am planning to change the MAF if needed. Is 24-25kg/h too high? What it should be? thx MTB

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Quotes source post: 5448967

past sensor is not really useful. Porsche diagnostics have access to the adapation values and these are much more useful. Here's a link that might give you some ideas: http://www.obd-codes.com/p0102 Do not have my conversion tables handy but you should be able to search the web and find a place that will convert kg/h into lb/min or whatever units you want. IIRC, my '02 MAF at idle -- 690-700 rpms (manual) with engine up to operating temperature and no parasitic loads (A/C, fans, lights, etc.) -- shows about 0.43lbs/min air flow rate. Sincerely, Macster.

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115 Mass air flow sensor – below limit Possible fault cause ♦ Open circuit ♦ Short circuit to ground ♦ Mass air flow sensor faulty 1kg =2.67923lbs

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At idle, air mass flow should be 12 - 24 kg/h. No load, 2500 RPM should be 40 - 70 kg/h.

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No. 1 kg is appx. 2.2 lbs.

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Correct....I posted Troy conversion...doh!

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Looks like the MAF reading at idle still fine. thanks to all! MTB

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