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Old 09-18-2013, 03:24 PM   #9
loather
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FYI cleaning the MAF can be done with any of the OTS carburetor/intake cleaners you can pick up at the auto parts store. I prefer the Berryman B-12 as it evaporates completely. But as Bill said, the MAF sensor shouldn't be dirty enough to cause errant readings on a vehicle that new unless you were doing donuts in the dirt without the air filter installed (not to mention, like Bill said, the fuel trims would be opposite).
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