Mass Air Flow Sensor is also installed in GMC Sierra cars, and it has the primary function of controlling the flow of air into the engine since more air is needed for proper burning of fuel. Located between the air filter and the inlet manifold this sensor relays information to the computer in the car engine to find out the kind of fuel delivery required in the various cylinders in the engine. It determines the quantity of fresh air coming into the engine, and communicates this data to the Engine Control Unit so that it can meter the fuel that is pumped into the combustion chambers efficiently. The following are significant variations of Mass Air Flow Sensors that have been used in GMC Sierra trucks: Vane Meter and Hot Wire sensors. Whereas, the Vane Meter sensor consist of a spring loaded air vane that determines the airflow and Hot Wire sensor consists of a heated wire with current changes measured in the air stream. Hence, each of them has its strengths as well as limitations; while the Hot Wire sensor is highly accurate, it are vulnerable to such things as oil. Routine and proper cleaning procedures is the most vital requirement when it comes to the proper functioning of the Mass Air Flow Sensor in GMC Sierra cars.
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