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    Default maf cleaning Q's???

    wats the best thing to clean ur maf sensor wit??brake/carb cleaner???
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    dara


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    we used to use carb cleaner in work on the mazda and volov mafs and it always worked a treat


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    nice one iv can in garage gona clean mine no its lookin bit manky....thanks dude


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    Make sure when you spray the cleaner on it, that you immediately spray it off with compressed air. If you leave it on, the cleaner will dry on the sensor with all the dirt still in the liquid.


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    id imagine compressed air would be bit much for the wire thing in the maf sensor???


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    Ive dont it plenty of times on my own with no issues, dont hold it directly in front of the wire but close enough that you see the liquid blow off.


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    ah i get ya now...thanks dude


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    Quote Originally Posted by way2fastforu View Post
    ah i get ya now...thanks dude
    No worries, just saving you hassle in future


 

 

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