MAF Cleaning
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yea i cleaned my 99z and man you wouldnt believe it how much it cleaned it it looked new inside the wires and all and i noticed a difference believe it or not ....only you know how your car responds and acts but after your do it you probably will to notice a difference...its deffinetly worth the money ....
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Took mine off and used spray brake cleaner. NOTE DON'T TOUCH THE FINE WIRES WITH ANYTHING. Let it dry in the sun for a half hour and replace. While it off use some spray throttle body cleaner in your TB. I had hesitatation and did this FIRST. Wound up replacing the 70K mile platinum plugs with 41-985 Iridiums gapped at .040 and new GM Red Performance plug wires. No hesitaton NOW.
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My 98 C5 plugs were not too bad except for the last one in the rear of the driver's side. Got a $3.99 5/8 swivel spark plug socket from Autozone and used it after I removed the air and brake vacuum lines and tied them out of the way. Some vacuum hose various lengths over the plug after you loosen it will let you "feel" it out and then guide a new one in without crossthreading the plug. ALWAYS thread it in hand tight with your FINGERS or you might have a $1000 re boring job on your hands.
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Originally Posted by Fire-formula 93
I used electrical contact cleaner from Radio shack and a Q-tip. Detonation problem is fixed!
So youre actually touching the wires themselves with a Q tip? Arent they quite easy to break?
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