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You can pick up a can of aerosol MAF cleaner at most auto parts stores. Just spray it on there and let it dry. Don't touch the filament as it
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You can pick up a can of aerosol MAF cleaner at most auto parts stores. Just spray it on there and let it dry. Don't touch the filament as it is very delicate.
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It's only 4 little bolts to unscrew from your air intake tubes to remove your MAFs and clean them, it's a very easy process. I do mine at every oil change just in case. Just hose them down with cleaner from all angles, let it drip/air dry (which happens very quickly, within a few minutes tops). I use this stuff from my local store: http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail/CRC0/05110.oap |
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