Will be joining the gang soon :)
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You won't go far wrong with Max, I've had two STI's off him in the last year and both have been spot on. He honestly tell you any issues with the car which is a breath of fresh air.
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Luckily I have the part number you need for the maf sensor
22794AA010 METER CP-AIR FLOWTony
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Depends on the ECU its got fitted, most changed to a link ECU so they could be mapped for UK fuel, ECUTek wasnt available for around 3-4 years prior to this so it is a must to check out and the MAF sensors are serious weak points, they have been updated so replacing is more caution and preventative maintenance than anything (it kills engines if it fails), bargain at around 100-120 quid
Luckily I have the part number you need for the maf sensor 22794AA010 METER CP-AIR FLOW
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Luckily I have the part number you need for the maf sensor
22794AA010 METER CP-AIR FLOWTony
03 January 2013, 11:46 PM
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Hello Ash. Hope your enjoying the car. Just to second Tony Burns comments on the MAF. Sound advice from a knowledgeable guy. Thanks for the kind words. I try my best, only human like everyone else on here. Max 
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