1995 850 Intermittent misfire at idle / accel.

jnitschke123 · Post by **jnitschke123** » 13 Dec 2015, 16:04

Ah, I understand now.

What other tests can I do to diagnose these failed parts?

Post by **misha** » 13 Dec 2015, 16:21

Ats sensor resistance can be measured with digital multimeter.Procedure is almost the same like measuring ect(coolant temperature sensor) except it is not dependable on engine temperature,but is dependable on ambient temperature.

Find specs for resistance depending on ambient temperature and measure it.Also...there are plenty videos on youtube for how to check map sensor.

Post by **misha** » 13 Dec 2015, 16:43

Something to begin with:

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Map sensor testing

Instead of vacuum pump,you can create a vacuum with your mouth.

Post by **erikv11** » 13 Dec 2015, 22:30

misha wrote:It's not a Maf....it's Air Temperature Sensor(air thermistor).
10 valve cars have totally different sensors because they have different engine managements than 20v cars.
This car doesn't have Maf...it have MAP sensor instead of Maf. ...

Thanks misha!

Now that you have cleared the codes, see which one(s) come back. If that TPS code comes back that is mighty suspicious ... O2 and MAF codes can be thrown by many things notably various vacuum leaks. A TPS code pretty much always traces back to the sensor itself.

I am no help at all on the MAP/MAF/thermistor questions.

joelobstahman · Post by **joelobstahman** » 29 Dec 2020, 04:08

jnitsckke Did you ever find out what the cause of the skipping was? I have a 1997 850 that is doing the same thing and it is mind boggling.
Thanks

1995 850 Intermittent misfire at idle / accel.

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