Stock MAF question
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Staging Lane
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Rices Landing PA
Stock MAF question So I had a bad miss problem and after replacing alll the O2 sensors and converters the dealer finally found out the problem was the MAF. My car is basically stock with a lid and catback so my question is what do I do now just replace it with a stock one or is now a good time to upgrade for future mods? I have read alot of the threads in here but nothin really answered my question...thanks for any help
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From: A small town, MS
One thing you might want to look at before you buy a new one. I had basically the same problem on my car once and when I discovered it was the MAF I changed it but still had the problem. After a lot of head scratching I discovered that the sensor wire pin on the male plug on the car's wiring harness had gotten bent over time and wasn't getting a good connection. I bent the pin back over and put the original MAF back in and it worked fine. You might want to check that out before spending the money on a new one.