cleaning my maf sensor.......?
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you just spray the filiment.... check out this thread and youll get more answers...
https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...t=cleaning+maf
https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...t=cleaning+maf
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Reading these posts reminded me that it was time to clean the MAF again!!!
Removed the conical K&N air filter from the MAF adapter and gently sprayed throttlebody cleaner (electronics plastic sensor safe type) onto the filaments, air horn and inside of housing. By the time I reinstalled the conical filter... the cleaner had evaporated....
Not a bad idea to do this every couple months since it only take about 10 minutes..... Just call it preventative maintenance.
OR 4x4
Removed the conical K&N air filter from the MAF adapter and gently sprayed throttlebody cleaner (electronics plastic sensor safe type) onto the filaments, air horn and inside of housing. By the time I reinstalled the conical filter... the cleaner had evaporated....
Not a bad idea to do this every couple months since it only take about 10 minutes..... Just call it preventative maintenance.
OR 4x4
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Originally Posted by OffRoad 4x4
To clarify the statement above "Spray the Filament". This does not mean you hit the filament with a lot of pressure. The filament is delicate..... You gently spray the air horn and the filament to remove any oil or possible dust that has collected....
OR 4x4
OR 4x4
air horn and filament?
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