MAF corrosion fix
#1
MAF corrosion fix
I have been poking around the forum for a bit and have been reading up on this Mass Air Flow Sensor cleaning that everyone swears by. I decided to tackle it last night as I had some free time. When I pull the MAF from the air tubes, disconnected her and got to work, I ran into something I had not seen mentioned here.
(Ok from here on out my naming of parts might not be "technical" as I am not "very good with mechanical things". Please bear with me.)
The metal that hugs the MAF guts (imagine a reverse colored oreo with the metal being the cookie part) is pitted and corroded on the inside. I do not know if this can cause/lead to any major problems, but I doubt it was put there by the factory...
My question is this: can I pull the MAF cookie again, remove the cream filling, and polish out the pitting/corrosion with a dremel brush, clean up the shavings, slap it back together, and re-install without deadline-ing my ride?
(Ok from here on out my naming of parts might not be "technical" as I am not "very good with mechanical things". Please bear with me.)
The metal that hugs the MAF guts (imagine a reverse colored oreo with the metal being the cookie part) is pitted and corroded on the inside. I do not know if this can cause/lead to any major problems, but I doubt it was put there by the factory...
My question is this: can I pull the MAF cookie again, remove the cream filling, and polish out the pitting/corrosion with a dremel brush, clean up the shavings, slap it back together, and re-install without deadline-ing my ride?
#3
*taps Easy Button*
Thanks swartlkk
Thanks swartlkk
#4
Just do not damage the screen! LOL
#5
oh no! i pulled the screen and chucked it! i liked the idea of a tornado of air with no way to go :P j/k
#6
LOL
I would leave it at LOL if it were not for the minimum character limit.
I would leave it at LOL if it were not for the minimum character limit.
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