MAF fuse location for 2000 SSei
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MAF fuse location for 2000 SSei
I have DTC p0102.
I have ordered a new maf (as cleaning the original maf did nothing) but I read in one of the threads to check the "maf fuse". Anyone had to change this before? Where is it located?
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I have ordered a new maf (as cleaning the original maf did nothing) but I read in one of the threads to check the "maf fuse". Anyone had to change this before? Where is it located?
Thanks
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mmmm...this thread mentions one (in the 2nd post) but maybe it'* actually called something else?
https://www.gmforum.com/t277589/
https://www.gmforum.com/t277589/
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I can't speak for Venom, but I don't recall every seeing a MAF fuse. Typically a P0102 code is a problem with the MAF sensor being bad, or unplugged, or something along those lines.
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thanks a lot folks.
The new MAF I ordered arrived, I put it in and reset the CEL. Car runs smoother.
I just drove to work (30 miles) and the light is still out.
The new MAF I ordered arrived, I put it in and reset the CEL. Car runs smoother.
I just drove to work (30 miles) and the light is still out.
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No they looked ok but comparing the new to the old, the new sensor was nice and shiney silver color but the old one was not. I had sprayed electronic cleaner spray on it but it didn't look any different to me. I read that the delicate sensor parts should not be touched but later I read carefully polishing the sensor with a q-tip and rubbing alchol....I maybe should have tried that since it was not working anyway.
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