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#44604 Sep 13, 9:47pm
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hey guys can somebody tell where is the MAF sensor located in a gts and how to clean it? thanks

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Dude,

Mass Air Flow Sensor is located right after the air box. I am guessing you have the original unit and no CAI?

Its the unit that looks like a small black plug with an electrical connector attached to it.

Take off the car by unpluging the connector and the two screws.

Remove it carefully, you should see like a small venturi (plastic tunnel) inside is an electrical heated filament (like a light bulb filament). that is what needs to be cleaned...

Use an electric contact cleaner, and nothing else. You can get it a radio Shack or even Wallyworld.

It does get dirty and give you an engine light error.

Becarefull and dont fuck it up, it cost over $400 to replace.

Enjoy

F..havoc #44606 Sep 14, 10:36pm
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thanks man for answering my question and sorry for not mentioning that I have a CAI. thumbsup if any body has pics that wouls help a lot.

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Originally Posted by gtsleeper
thanks man for answering my question and sorry for not mentioning that I have a CAI. thumbsup if any body has pics that wouls help a lot.

if you have a CAI...you're MAF should still be screwed onto it. correct me if i'm wrong here?!?!

[Linked Image from newcelica.org]

what that arrow is pointing to is ur MAF. again, correct me if i'm wrong here


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