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    Maf sensor clean

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    I'm going to have a crack at cleaning my MAF sensor which looks easy enough
    But is it necessary/ recommended to diconect battery for a few hours to reset the ECU and what's the benefit of doing this ,,
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    Disconnect the battery clean the MAF over a piece of white paper/cloth,,,,,,, allow to dry
    then re connect the battery It will reset any values, well thats the theory, seems to work
    Few hours is a bit long duration of clean should be enough
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    Any Update on on your cleaning exercise
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    The clean was easy . I probably never needed to clean it I've only done 27k have catch can fitted and brought the patrol new but curiosity got the better of me so I had to fiddle around .my fuel economy is sitting around 13lt/100 with full length open end roof rack fitted that's a mix of short drives to work 14km round trip and few hundred k's driving on country hwy's without the rack I was down to mid 12lt/100 pretty happy all round seeing its an auto
    Cheers for the advice
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    Hi I'm having trouble with the bolts holding the Maf assembly into the air hose. The square metal tabs on the nuts is chewing the plastic out. Tried vice grips but can't get decent purchase on them. I've done a bit of damage but nothing I can't fix with some epoxy. Still can't get them undone though

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sam crowman View Post
    Hi I'm having trouble with the bolts holding the Maf assembly into the air hose. The square metal tabs on the nuts is chewing the plastic out. Tried vice grips but can't get decent purchase on them. I've done a bit of damage but nothing I can't fix with some epoxy. Still can't get them undone though
    Doesn't sound right - can you post a pic?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sam crowman View Post
    Hi I'm having trouble with the bolts holding the Maf assembly into the air hose. The square metal tabs on the nuts is chewing the plastic out. Tried vice grips but can't get decent purchase on them. I've done a bit of damage but nothing I can't fix with some epoxy. Still can't get them undone though
    Have you stripped out the Torq part of the screw and now youre trying vice grips to remove the screws,?
    Im thinking not easy outs but screw extractors
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