maf q my00
27 January 2003, 08:42 AM
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anyone knows if subaru sells the air-flow meter seperatelly from its adaptor for a myoo turbo?
i phoned em today and they said that its true for some of the forester turbo range and some impreza models but were not sure about a my00 turbo...
btw they wanted 439 euros for the cursed thing...
i phoned em today and they said that its true for some of the forester turbo range and some impreza models but were not sure about a my00 turbo...
btw they wanted 439 euros for the cursed thing...
27 January 2003, 11:22 AM
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LOL @ Dowser.
Search don't work on 3 or less characters. If you search for 'MAF', you'll find sod all.
You'll need to start hunting through all the old posts in Drivetrain (maybe the past 100-days)
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Search don't work on 3 or less characters. If you search for 'MAF', you'll find sod all.
You'll need to start hunting through all the old posts in Drivetrain (maybe the past 100-days)
Stefan
27 January 2003, 11:34 AM
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27 January 2003, 11:46 AM
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I suggest a few of us add that link to our Favourites.
Why can't we have these as stickies instead of some advert for Prodrive
(did I say that out loud 
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Why can't we have these as stickies instead of some advert for Prodrive
(did I say that out loud )Stefan
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28 January 2003, 09:10 AM
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thanks for the help guys
i ll need that info next time the maf blows on me!
btw this time it was not a blown maf,i discovered water in the pod and the maf assembly from all that rain we ve been getting in greece the past week.
the water was getting thru from the holes for the intake resonator
that i took off when i had the std airbox...
a big hairdryer and some 3m tape fixed the problem for now.
since you guys in england get all that rain how do u adress the problem of water ingestion with a pod type filter?i ve got an apexi power intake dry type(was...!)
i ll need that info next time the maf blows on me!
btw this time it was not a blown maf,i discovered water in the pod and the maf assembly from all that rain we ve been getting in greece the past week.
the water was getting thru from the holes for the intake resonator
that i took off when i had the std airbox...
a big hairdryer and some 3m tape fixed the problem for now.
since you guys in england get all that rain how do u adress the problem of water ingestion with a pod type filter?i ve got an apexi power intake dry type(was...!)
28 January 2003, 10:20 AM
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You might want to create a new post for that question. Some of us are very paranoid with MAF failures, so are sticking to the std OEM air filter.
For me the gains aren't worth the risk.
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For me the gains aren't worth the risk.
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08 February 2003, 01:56 PM
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new maf instaled for 110 euros,car runs perfect now.
the old one was not blown just full of water and dirt,it was unable to read corectlly,i kept it as a spare after cleaning it.
the old one was not blown just full of water and dirt,it was unable to read corectlly,i kept it as a spare after cleaning it.
08 August 2003, 12:26 PM
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I phoned nottignham beechdale with that part number- but they refused to sell it to me!!!!!
instead they wanted me to pay for the WHOLE FECKIN THING @ £276!!!
instead they wanted me to pay for the WHOLE FECKIN THING @ £276!!!
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I also have a 00 Uk spec. I just replaced my MAF, had it done at power Engineering whilst on the RR. £100 fitted. I have seen them for £76 also. Its easy to fit also, not like the Lambda!
You can buy the unit on its own without the housing.
You can buy the unit on its own without the housing.
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ok guys- it WAS the MAF..
swapped for a working (clean) sensor and all seems well
big thumbs up to a certain person
During the lifespan of that sensor, the car had run an OE panel, RamAir panel, K&N 57i induction kit, Green Panel.. still had a tiny bit of oil on there..
there wasnt that much muck on the sensor, but a clean one has made the world of difference! and saved my sanity
boost is now far more reliable, and economy is back to "normal"
[Edited by chrome - 8/12/2003 9:26:48 PM]
swapped for a working (clean) sensor and all seems well
big thumbs up to a certain person
During the lifespan of that sensor, the car had run an OE panel, RamAir panel, K&N 57i induction kit, Green Panel.. still had a tiny bit of oil on there..
there wasnt that much muck on the sensor, but a clean one has made the world of difference! and saved my sanity
boost is now far more reliable, and economy is back to "normal"
[Edited by chrome - 8/12/2003 9:26:48 PM]
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