Best (cheapest) place to buy MAF sensor?
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If you require the MAF sensor for an E gas motor, I wish you luck. Trying to find someone who has those in stock other than Porsche has been futile. I have spent many hours trying and gave up. The MAF sensor needed for the non E gas is available from some outside sources that carry Bosch products.
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Originally posted by AC 996C2
Please advise.
Please advise.
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i was just quoted 287.46 from suncoast porsche. they have it in stock but its for a '99. my local dealer matched the price when i told them i would do it myself. i'm guessing it was already installed so they matched the price.
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Oops, I failed to mention this was for a 99 C2.
The lowest response (so far) I recevied was from my 6speedonline post for ~$236.
Thanks for all replies!
The lowest response (so far) I recevied was from my 6speedonline post for ~$236.
Thanks for all replies!
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Before you replace it, try cleaning it. I had a problem with the MAF on my wife's 996 (CEL lit, and would re-light after codes cleared; all codes pointed to MAF). I pulled it out, cleaned it with some rubbing alcohol and a q-tip, and replaced it. Problem free since.
Removing it is easy if you have security Torx bits (available at many places). Otherwise, you can remove them with a pair of needlenose pliers if you're patient, then replace with a pair of regular screws.
vty,
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Removing it is easy if you have security Torx bits (available at many places). Otherwise, you can remove them with a pair of needlenose pliers if you're patient, then replace with a pair of regular screws.
vty,
--Dennis