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How to test the MAQS component (TPS, air temp and pressure temp)

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roamine

Husqvarna
A Class
Hello All,
Seems that my MAQS is dead or the 5 pins connector, do someone has a method to electrically test this 3 in 1 sensor ?
After that I would be able to focus on the sensor itself or the electric harness.


Thanks
 
roamine said:
Hello All,
Seems that my MAQS is dead or the 5 pins connector, do someone has a method to electrically test this 3 in 1 sensor ?
After that I would be able to focus on the sensor itself or the electric harness.


Thanks
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Is this the MAQS of your TE630?
I don't see from the photo the letters AMGTV where G identifies the ground in the center.
To test it, you could connect it to the connector of the bike, start the IBEAT and try to rotate and heat the whole piece with a blow. All pressure, temperature and angle of rotation values ​​must move on the display of the PC with IBEAT started and connected
 
Very good idea ! Hopefully it was just the spark, Nice spark but not enough maybe. But i Keep your method in my mind thanks you.
 
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