Clifford air sensor??

[ricerrocket]

i bought my car with a mod on it called Clifford, it goes straight to the block and its right were most air sensors go. I have never heard of air sensor called Clifford any 1 no what it is? thanks

 

[EDM95]

Do You have a pic of this so called Clifford air sensor?
I have never heard of such a thing.
AiRSensors, Inc. was one of the first after-market fuel injection companies, and they offered a very well designed system based on analog electronics, and featuring a Mass Air Flow sensor as the primary input. Although it was a simple system, unsophisticated by today's standards, it is nevertheless a robust design and thousands are still in service. By calibrating the various control parameters it could drive 4, 6, 8, or more cylinders, with boost added by turbo or blower, at various horsepower ratings. With a four-injector throttle body, the most common configuration, it can be thought of as an adjustable electronic carburetor. Other suppliers eventually offered systems based on AiRSensors products, with B&M's Superjection blower kit being the most well known.

 

[EDM95]

Is this what your talking about?
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[ricerrocket]

me either ha . thats my only guess i have never heard of any engine internals called clifford, so my guess was a air sensor.. the part thats goes to the block has numbers on it saying 4287 638 and the numbers on the main part is Ok/k6

 

[ricerrocket]

i dont think it only goes to one cylinder

 

[eclipsetuner_21]

In your second pic, that item is your egr solenoid. As for the clifford thing, I have no clue.

 

[Locke]

Clifford makes security and autostart systems. It's probably parts to an alarm. That first pic could be a relay.

 

[rodent]

+1
Looks like a part to a Clifford alarm

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Clifford - Vehicle Security | Remote Start | GPS Tracking
Font matches Clifford alarm font

 

[ricerrocket]

k thanks so much