Do you think that this will be any good?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/MAF-cleaner-Va...3A1|240%3A1318
Your thoughts please
Do you think that this will be any good?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/MAF-cleaner-Va...3A1|240%3A1318
Your thoughts please
...or you could avoid being ripped off for £7.50 for 30ml of what is probably Isopropyl Alcohol (Isopropanol) which you can get from Maplin in a 400ml aerosol for just under the same price - or £10.99 for a litre aerosol.
Isopropyl Alcohol is one of the best things to clean a MAF and I bet that's all that is in that pump spray being sold at a hugely inflated price.
Get yourself over to Teesside Park or Linthorpe Road and save yourself a bundle.
Nice one Duncan,and hats off to your research on the Maplin Locations!!!
Just in Maplin Teeside on Saturday,bit of a gadget man so Love the place!!
By the way any how tooooooos on removal of the MAF on the forum?
lol, as I know the area I know the locations - frequent visitor to my local one and the Teesside Park one when I'm up.
Just disconnect the plug, undo the jubilee clips of the hose and take the section out with the MAF in. You can leave it in situ and just spray it with the IA. If you get the aerosol, just give it a bit of a distance from the MAF before you spray as it'll be a bit more forceful than a pump spray. Just give it a spray on both sides and see how that works. If it's really dirty then you can take the MAF out and let it soak for a bit in some IA sprayed into a jar etc.
i have always used carb cleaner when cleaning my MAF sensors on all my cars. you can pick this up in halfords or even a pound shop. Any alcohol cleaner should be ok as it cleans and then evaporates.
Mat
Thanks to one an' all, another fine example of why it's good to be a member here
Just had some random cut outs so it's time to get it clean,but for some reason i've never done it on the veccy c before...better late than never eh?
Clean the air box and perhaps change the filter while you are there. I was shocked at the amount of small leaves in the air box.
Can anyone post a pic of a "dirty" MAF sensor so I can compare mine?
Now don't all go running outside in the cold just to please me
Being ignorant, why do you need to clean the MAF sensor as it's something I've never considered doing?
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