Bosch mass air flow to delco mass air flow
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The name on the sensor means little.
If by "Bosch" you mean "analog output", and by "Delco" you mean "frequency modulated output", you cannot simply plug one into the other system and expect it to operate properly. You may be able to use opposing types in systems if you condition the signals with a third-party device (A-D or D-A converter scaled for the proper range) but I have not seen one of these commercially available for a TPI. The MAF Translator that was/is available was intended to adapt a later style FM MAF to the early style FM MAF used on Buick V-6s, but that's the only one of which I am aware.
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If by "Bosch" you mean "analog output", and by "Delco" you mean "frequency modulated output", you cannot simply plug one into the other system and expect it to operate properly. You may be able to use opposing types in systems if you condition the signals with a third-party device (A-D or D-A converter scaled for the proper range) but I have not seen one of these commercially available for a TPI. The MAF Translator that was/is available was intended to adapt a later style FM MAF to the early style FM MAF used on Buick V-6s, but that's the only one of which I am aware.
BTW - Welcome Aboard!
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