cleaned my maf
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lots of bucks later i bought a 3.99 can of carb cleaner sprayed my maf and all my probs went away.. tried new plugs , new coils , reprogramed . but the 3.99 can solived all my probs.............
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lots of bucks later i bought a 3.99 can of carb cleaner sprayed my maf and all my probs went away.. tried new plugs , new coils , reprogramed . but the 3.99 can solived all my probs.............
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I bought that same stuff and was going to try it (QD electronic cleaner),
and I found out you need a special "security torx tool". where do you
buy these and what size is the tool or is it one size fits all?
MK
and I found out you need a special "security torx tool". where do you
buy these and what size is the tool or is it one size fits all?
MK
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If carbon has accumulated on the sensor wires, then you have to use something stronger than electronics cleaner. Carb cleaner woirks great and has been used to clean these sensors for almost 10 years. Regularly cleaning it with starter fluid or carb cleaner is all you have to do and no damage will occur.
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Here is a pic and the instructions...again.
Unplug the sensor (Item 3 is the sensor). Remove the two T20 security Torx screws (Item 4). It's clipped in, so you need to press the little release at the side of the plug to pull it out. Replace the sensor and tighten screws. Plug electrical connection back in.
Unplug the sensor (Item 3 is the sensor). Remove the two T20 security Torx screws (Item 4). It's clipped in, so you need to press the little release at the side of the plug to pull it out. Replace the sensor and tighten screws. Plug electrical connection back in.
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guess ,,,,,, maybe could be my evo air box........... have not oiled filter yet..... i can live with cleaning my maf every 2 or 3000 miles and keep the evo it's worth the cals it takes to clean the maf