MAF CLEANING??
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RE: MAF CLEANING??
Why do you want to clean your MAF, do you have some fault codes if so which ones?
Last resort you can clean a D1's Maf using electrical contact cleaner from Radio Shack, may or may not help. Never try and clean a Bosch MAF like what you would find on 99 and newer D2's and Range Rovers cause it will kill them for sure.
Last resort you can clean a D1's Maf using electrical contact cleaner from Radio Shack, may or may not help. Never try and clean a Bosch MAF like what you would find on 99 and newer D2's and Range Rovers cause it will kill them for sure.
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I've heard of it helping on other trucks with misfire codes. I have found that the root of some codes may be something else than what is shown. Just like the O2 sensors causing a problem with no codes.
Just a thought.
Just a thought.
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ORIGINAL: Disco Mike
Still bottom line, if you mess with a Bosch MAF, you get to buy a new one.
Still bottom line, if you mess with a Bosch MAF, you get to buy a new one.
Thank you
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ORIGINAL: mud rutts
Got it, mine isn't a Bosch but this is why I ask what I'm not sure of.
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ORIGINAL: Disco Mike
Still bottom line, if you mess with a Bosch MAF, you get to buy a new one.
Still bottom line, if you mess with a Bosch MAF, you get to buy a new one.
Thank you
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