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Crash (Crash)
| Posted on Saturday, June 01, 2002 - 02:05 am: |
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I am fairly certain that my MAF sensor got fouled on a recent excursion (dirt got past my K&N filter--you can see it plainly on the top of the filter when it went around the corner--I have switched back to paper) and has been causing my too lean faults. Can you clean the sensor? Spray it down with carb cleaner or something, or do I have to buy a new one. Cheers, |
   
jp
| Posted on Saturday, June 01, 2002 - 09:22 am: |
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These things are supposed to self-clean by doing a short burn off at switch off time. Check the contacts on the plug for clean and tight, check volts across first and last pins - 1.5-1.95V on but not running. Adjust with hex key under the tamper-proof plug (hah!). jp |
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