Jas W

where can i get one from?

WREXY

Do you mean Delta Dash? If yes, from EcuTek, www.ecutek.com. Go to products.

Cheers,

Wrexy.

[Edited by WREXY - 4/13/2003 12:17:06 AM]

Jas W

no i mean the maf sensor

WREXY

Any Scooby dealer. Just quote the part number 22794AA010 - Meter CP-AIR Flow and you should be right.

Cheers,

Wrexy.

MKC

Thanks.

Subaru confirmed that "Meter CP-AIR Flow part number 22794AA010
is £73.51 inclusive VAT. For Subaru to install is £ 35 + vat.
They said that they "set this up, reset and check...".
They usually have these in stock.

How easy is it to install this if you are not technical and only have a socket set and a few screwdrivers? Does something need resetting ? How easy is it to **** up and melt a piston ? Any instructions and or images would be welcomed.

(If anyone's interested, a Duty Solenoid Valve, which may be causing my problems, costs £127.82 incl vat).

Thanks,

MKC

Jas W

iwill let you know when i fit my new one tomoorow.

MKC

Any luck fitting it ?????

Cheers..

Jas W

yes i have just fitted it in 10 mins. no reseting it.all you need to do is un-screw the first jubalee clip from the air box and un-clip air box, remove the plugs on the maf sensor and remove the whole pipe and top of air box. then un-screw the srews from the sensor with a pear of plires and pull out the sensor. the do the oppersite to fit it back in. if you have a my98 the sensor may have 5 pins and the one you get may have 4 like mine, but i have put it in and it is working.
hope this has helped you. let me know of any promlems.

MKC

Thanks. I will see what the Rolling Road diags show and post an update along with any MAF install info for a MY99.

INGHAM

cAN ANYONE CONFIRM THAT JAS'S MY98 MAF REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS ARE SAME FOR MY99 ?? BEFORE I HAV A GO..? THANKS

Jas W

sorry mate that was my fault i have got i my99.

Hotpants

Picked up my new MAF yesterday ( For uk 99 Turbo) was simply gonna unplug the old one & replace with new , but have since been told the ecu will need resetting & a red light may appear on the dash display , is this true ? Cheers

Gidney&Knowlesy

Hotpants yes need a reset to clear memory of error code.....

Hotpants

Cheers , is this an easy task for somebody who has never done this before or shall I pop into Subaru or something.

Hotpants

Thanks for your help

Jas W

i just put mine in and it works there is no need to reset the ecu. i have fitted mine back in april and it is still going strong.

Danny B

Is it worth replacing these anyway as a means of preventative maintenance?
Say every 20,000 miles or 24 months??
For £76 it seems silly not to.

Perilay

Hi, I have a my99 uk turbo and recently fitted a K&N induction kit, I have noticed a drop in power recently 1st & 2nd not giving the same 'kick', could this be a MAF issue?

Cheers

SPARKY WRX

Hi,
Can anyone tell me if this sensor will fit my 1994 wrx

Cheers

Mark

(just had a look at my sensor and there is a green sticker on the back with a similar No. but is different - 22680AA160 is this the No. which I should quote to the dealer?)

Thanks

[Edited by SPARKY WRX - 7/28/2003 1:42:56 PM]

WREXY

I suppose that's the number to quote. The MAF is diffrent on the MY94 to the MY99/00 ones.

Cheers,

George.

vulnax999

iTrader: (7)

Is this a thin film MAF rather than the older hot wire MAF ?



[Edited by vulnax999 - 7/28/2003 7:56:03 PM]

WREXY

Yes.

msallua

PAUL:
Checked with dealer today and the usa one is the same as the uk but for na only.


Can you confirm with the dealer if the 02 oxygen sensor is the same for USA and UK for a MY99?

UK Part Number : 22690AA320
USA Part Number : 22791AA00A



[Edited by msallua - 3/8/2003 1:58:26 PM]

AJbaseBloke

There is a quick way, or the good old fashioned disconnect the battery overnight, re-enter radio presets and set clock in the morning method

Just drive it fairly gently for a bit there after (get it up to operating temp), gradually feeding it more gas as you go so it learns the limits again (a few more minutes ). I have heard of people insisting ripping the thing a new hole after a reset is best, too...somehow I doubt that (IMHO)

Making sure you have a nice juicy tank of good fuel at the time can help it set-up for the best performance (natch, if you put NUL in shortly thereafter you'll gain very little as the ECU will likely turn the fun down in repsonse ).

Hope I am right

HTH

[Edited by AJbaseBloke - 6/12/2003 8:30:54 AM]

ClassicEddie

Just thought I'd update this thread with todays prices. I just got one from Subaru main dealers and they're £125 inc vat. My local (ish) dealer (Twyford) wouldn't give me any club discount but another one would! (Bell & Colvill - West Horsley) but its wasn't worth the drive to save £6.