Cleaning your Mass Airflow Sensor

Cleaning your MAF sensor is very important for maintenance and performance of your car, And should be done on a regular basis. This MAF sensor cleaner can be purchased from your local automotive outlet.

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Autos & Vehicles

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• mace engineering
• cleaning MAF
• MAF sensor
• cleaning mass airflow meter
• maf
• MAF
• mace maf
• aftermarket maf

[oobuc5]

oo again i found an electrical component cleaner for circuit boards it dont leave any residue ,tried it on mine it was ok .

[maceengineeringgroup]

@oobuc5

This is basically what the MAF clearer is from my understanding.

[ysgeye1]

If the down stream side of the air box (past the air filter) is immaculate, would my MAF really need to be cleaned?

[maceengineeringgroup]

@ysgeye1 Probably not, however it wouldn't be hard to undertake a visual inspection.

[oobuc5]

NO GLOVES = chemicals getting into your skin ,does this product eat plastic /rubber gloves ?

[maceengineeringgroup]

@oobuc5

Good question. I don't have the MSDS for this product so I can't say with absolute certainty if you need gloves or not. I would wear gloves though

[maceengineeringgroup]

@exportsail

I would be looking for another mechanic!

[exportsail]

Excelent: I just paid the local Shell Station Mechanic $557 dols to do this.

[crazeguy26]

just replace your mass air flow is maybe begging you to replace him!!

[brettkramer]

@exportsail You most likely received a new MAF sensor, which can run in the $300 neighborhood all by itself. They should be simple to install, depending on which car you drive. This CRC spray does not address the electrical problems inside it's electrical box, which is probably more problematic than dirty maf wires.

[romanosalim]

@9393DJCobra Biggest cock block i've ever encountered!

[9393DJCobra]

@romanosalim ha straight up cock block