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02-23-2004 11:24 AM #1
Air Flow Meter, After compressor or before???
I see that most of you guys have the air flow meter before the compressor. Why is that? The factory did the same thing on the E23 745i.
What if I put the AFM after the compressor, after my intercooler, much closer to the throttle body. Would that make a difference in anyway?
Which way is better.
below is a link to a guy that put the AFM after the compressor on a ford prob and had much better driveability.
By the way, this is for my 87 325i, but the general idea is the same as all cars with AFM and motronic.
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02-23-2004 01:03 PM #2
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02-23-2004 06:15 PM #3
Re: I found this in the archives...
Hi!
I have AFM before turbo. Probably because of oil getting from turbo which could damage AFM. Also I have AUDI TT BOV. It dumps air between turbo and AFM. Works fine and reliefs preasure in the pipes. Without BOV don't even think to put AFM after turbo it definetly damage it.. That's what I think.J.K.jr.bad.
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BMW 316 e21 '82
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