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23 November 2003, 02:21 PM
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There have been a few threads on this recently mate. I will try to find them to post for you. The part is about 70 sheets apparantely and the originals for the MY99 were cr@p. I will be changing mine soon too as it has been the cause of a few blown engines it would seem. The new ones are different to the originals too apparantely which will hopefully mean more robustness and no knackered engines.
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Care needs to be taken with induction kits, no matter which type of MAF sensor your car has. Before buying, check here first that the particular one you're considering doesn't cause MAF misreads, as this can itself result in damaged/blown engines.
It's not quite correct to claim that the original design MY99/00 MAF sensor is "no good", BTW. They do the job they're designed for well enough; the main problem with them is that they've developed a reputation for being more fragile than the earlier type.
[Edited by greasemonkey - 11/25/2003 7:27:13 PM]
It's not quite correct to claim that the original design MY99/00 MAF sensor is "no good", BTW. They do the job they're designed for well enough; the main problem with them is that they've developed a reputation for being more fragile than the earlier type.
[Edited by greasemonkey - 11/25/2003 7:27:13 PM]
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