Mass Air Flow sensor problem
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Originally Posted by willwren
Originally Posted by DrJay
Point is TB cleaner and carb cleaner do about the same thing, cost about the same amount, and are just as handy. If carb cleaner scares you, don't use it.
Besides that we're not even talking about spraying it all over the MAF, if you notice my original post I suggested getting electrical/sensor cleaner for just that reason. I'm not sure if your fears of a puddle forming and somehow flying straight up, going upwind, and getting all over the MAF have any grounds.
If you use any cleaner outside its recommended use (ie. using carb cleaner or tb cleaner on your MAF instead of proper sensor cleaner) and it messes something up, its not the cleaner its you. I should have included a disclaimer I guess.
"* The carb cleaner is for cleaning the TB itself and not the MAF or other sensors, thats why you also bought the sensor cleaner. After cleaning ensure you shake TB and let dry. Do not spray harsh cleaners on your MAF. Carb cleaner is not for consumption. Avoid spraying directly into eyes. Do not taunt happy fu..err..Carb cleaner."
Like I said though, I don't care to debate it any unless for some weird reason someone REALLY wants to know.
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Originally Posted by willwren
I think people are afraid to post now.
You keep pushing Carb Cleaner, and I'll keep pushing Intake cleaner.
(In future posts).
You keep pushing Carb Cleaner, and I'll keep pushing Intake cleaner.
(In future posts).
Oh well, I'll crawl back into the cave.
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