cleaning my MAF sensor?
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Originally Posted by wjcollier07
brake cleaner
oh yeah...VERY CAREFULLY
oh yeah...VERY CAREFULLY
If you want to clean the sensor, you can follow the direction here which would be a cotton swab and alcohol..
I have in the past used Throttle Body and intake cleaner that was sensor safe and plate coating safe, I have yet to destroy a single sensor...
Please wait for some replys on the MAF cleaning as I am no expert... I do not want to see you kill the sensor if its not bad causing you to have to purchase a new one...
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I have succesfully used the procedure that we wrote and put in Techinfo three times.
Follow that procedure. The article covers TB cleaning and all sensors connected to it. The SAFE way.
Don't EVER use anything like brake cleaner or carb cleaner on it. EVER.
Follow that procedure. The article covers TB cleaning and all sensors connected to it. The SAFE way.
Don't EVER use anything like brake cleaner or carb cleaner on it. EVER.
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I don't know if a AFH50M-02A MAF will work for you, but if you need to replace it, and my dumbass advice messed everything up for you, I will give you one that I have. It is from my year, but I think they are all the same up to 99...i think.
EDIT: I just tested the old sensor after cleaning and got the SES light again, so even if it WAS compatible, which it isin't, it still would not work.
EDIT: I just tested the old sensor after cleaning and got the SES light again, so even if it WAS compatible, which it isin't, it still would not work.
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