As I said it allows the ECU to reset back to OE values,
and not maintain any new values due to dirty maf etc.
seems to do the trick
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As I said it allows the ECU to reset back to OE values,
and not maintain any new values due to dirty maf etc.
seems to do the trick
Definitely yes if the MAF was dirty and won't hurt to 'wake' the ECU up and send it back to Kindy even if the MAF was cleanQuote:
Originally Posted by bsteveo
Just as a closure for this question.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chubba
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Pulled out to see location in engine bay
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Bout time you got back to us! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Chubba
Well cleaned my MAF this arvo. I remembered that the screws on the MAF are weird they're a torx but have a lump in the middle making using a torx bit impossiblehttp://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...015/12/218.jpg
So pulled everything around it apart and got it like this
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...015/12/219.jpghttp://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...015/12/220.jpg
Sprayed the hell outta it over a nice pink blouse, and was surprised how little shit came from it.
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Yeah, mate,
The screws are 'Security Torx' a tamper resistant version of the standard Torx.
Problem is the bits are freely available everywhere IE Jaycar, Ebay, etc etc
What did the Tojo owner say when you gave him his blouse back?
That's wife. She doesn't know yet. But it was pretty clean so she may never ever know :)
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I've posted elsewhere if I need to reset the scangauge at all after having the battery unplugged for 2 hours. But this mornings drive to work the scangauge fuel consumption has dropped by easy 20%. If it's reading accurate how farkin good is that maf cleaner spray!!!
Why do you think threedogs arks on about it so much?!Quote:
Originally Posted by growler2058
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Originally Posted by growler2058
Right!!! I'm going out to clean the MAF on both my Patrols now!!