Im trying to find it too. I will see whayvI can findJust to confirm - You have replaced with (OEM) and still have issues
You are wire testing (Via) back probing - 24 Volts is not right and your KEEO and Idle readings are not right - I cannot locate a wire (pinout) diagram for the 3.2
Something is not right - either the sensor is shorted or the wiring is and I wish I could see the wiring diagram for proper wire testing
Is this the new Ford sensor or the Hella?Im trying to find it too. I will see whayvI can find
Its was a bosch sensor not from ford. I've ordered a new map and maf from ford. It would be so good to find out if voltages are correct. Its booked in for the garage the 22nd. But will fit the Ford parts from ford this week.Is this the new Ford sensor or the Hella?
Crap I made a mistake its 12v not 24v. I work as an electrical engineer and control voltage is 24v. I was in autopilot when I made the image. Sorry. Pin 5 has me guessing. Its got 5v on it. Surely the return should not have a voltage if the sensor is not plugged in?![]()
I am going to use a (Possible) Pinout - Not Confirmed - (Left To Right)
Pin 1 (Blue) = IAT Signal
Pin 2 (Green) = 12 Volt Power Supply
Pin 3 (Violet / Red) = Signal Return / Ground
Pin 4 (Green / Orange) = MAF Signal
KOEO - Sensor Disconnected (Meter)
Black Lead to (Battery Negative) and Red Lead to each pin
Pin 2 - 5 Volts
Pin 3 - 12 Volts
Pin 4 - 0 volts
Pin 5 -0 Volts
Then (Red Lead to Battery Positive) and Black Lead to
Pin 4 = 12 Volts
I may have the IAT & MAF Signal (Swapped)
Just a quick wire check - as the 24 Volt Reading has me questioning that voltage reading accuracy
I am also thinking that
The 4 wires consist of
Power - 12 Volts
Ground - For Heater (Chassis)
Map - 5-Volt VREF
Signal Rtn (MAP) & the PCM uses this as its signal (pick-up)