I am hoping someone can tell me if my Dakota (2006, 4.7) has a MAF sensor. I have been unable to find anything on it in my Chilton book and have read that air flow can be calculated in some vehicles, such as the Neon, using the MAP sensor and other components. Is this the case for the Dakotas? I do not have any problem that I suspect is caused by a MAF, just that a project I am working on could have a major problem if there is a MAF that I don't know about. If there is a MAF sensor, were is it? Thanks

 

I don't think there is one but you might ask the other guys on here, I'm not exactly a mechanic.

 

you do have a maf sensor. the correct name that dodge uses is the iat sensor that is between the airbox and the throttle body, most of use relocate this more towards the fender to get it out of the engine bay heat. if you look at the bottom of the airbox that sits ontop of the throttle body toy will see a plug with a connector on it. simple turn it counter clock wise to remove it . becareful not to touch the blue probe. thats all , this is what the sensor looks like at the bottom of the airbox. mine has been relocated

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