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Old 02 July 2010, 10:37 AM
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alright chaps? Just one about my maf, i recently just posted about my lumpy idle, so im gonna give the maf a clean, iv heard you can spray inside the maf with brake cleaner??? Is this correct and how long do you leave it to dry for???

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Old 02 July 2010, 11:02 AM
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hi,yes thats correct and it dries almost instantly so not long to wait at all.
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Originally Posted by GpMarty
hi,yes thats correct and it dries almost instantly so not long to wait at all.
do i need to remove the maf completely, or can i just remove one of the ends to get to it mate?
Old 02 July 2010, 11:34 AM
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better to spend the extra few mins to remove and clean and that ensures any dirt cleaned off wont go into the intake.
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I didn't think your supposed to clean them, either way is it not a better idea to replace it?
At the end of the day it's a very sensitive piece of equipment, and I for one would want to know it's in good working order. At the end if the day it's your engine and you are running a risk of serious problems if it is even slightly faulty.!
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Originally Posted by r1c
I didn't think your supposed to clean them, either way is it not a better idea to replace it?
At the end of the day it's a very sensitive piece of equipment, and I for one would want to know it's in good working order. At the end if the day it's your engine and you are running a risk of serious problems if it is even slightly faulty.!
iv read on here that your not ment to clean the v5-6 mafs, i believe my mafs is working because i unplugged it yesterday, and the cel came on and went off when i reconnected it, so i guess the maf is working maybe just needs a clean?
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found what the problem was it was a small vacum pipe which came off the manifold.
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