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Old 01-20-2009, 07:09 PM
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Any DIY on Air Mass Flow sensor cleaning? Gas mileage is low after new plugs, wires, and filter.
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Old 01-20-2009, 07:15 PM
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Look in the Tech Info section under Normal Maintenance.
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Just put it there the other day.
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Thanks Dan found it.
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FYI the maf cleaner i got from Advance auto works very well
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CRC Mass AIR Flow Sensor Spray works great. If you use a k&n filter , sometimes you need to clean it more often. very easy to do.
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Cleaned this weekend and used CRC MAF cleaner. No I do not use K&N Filter.
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so, I can clean the MAF with crc spray?
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CRC MAF Cleaner, make sure it is MAF cleaner.
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MAF cleaner only. Also, do not touch the wire with anything. It'* very thin and can break.
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