i have a 1998 seicento sporting SPI and ive got the bob and some samco pipeing and an air filter all ready to be throw under the bonnet BUT i hit a brick wall when i forgot about my MAF sensor. how can i put the induction kit in with the sensor so it all works properly together also is it possible to move the sensor placement a bit to conform with my piping so it all fits together nicely.

thanks in advance

they don't have a maf

im sure mine does, cant attach a picture up of it yet but ive got one around some where on the forum.

trust me, it doesn't..

not unless you have an engine not from a cento - or you don't have a cento.

WTF is going on here?

please tell me that is not how you are running you car!!!!

that thing is for mixing warm and cold air while the car is warming up - you can just throw that bit away... The throttle body is under the airbox which you just have open - you are running unfiltered!!

ahahahaahaha oh no that was just for jokes so dont worry about that, for now the origonal airbox and filter is on it. but the pipe its attached to is that not a MAF?

riiiiight.. no its a mixer as i said before

blu73 said:

that thing is for mixing warm and cold air while the car is warming up - you can just throw that bit away... The throttle body is under the airbox which you just have open - you are running unfiltered!!

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sorry only just seen this comment so the pipeing comine off the manifold, what will i have to do with that? just put it behind the bumber or what

just take it and place it neatly in the bin, along with the valve.

haha classic, cheers pal

Ha ha ha ha ha!!did I just read that....

Cento186 said:

WTF is going on here?

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One of the funniest things I have ever seen of FF

like i said that picture was a **** take for a mate of mine however it was the only picture i had at the time of the engine. the car was still using its origonal box and filter while i was waiting for other parts.

all you need now is a barbed fitting on your bob to attach the breather too and preferably a not quite so huge, better quality air filter and jobs a good'un