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Old 02-09-2009, 07:46 PM
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Default Hope this is a really quick question

I pulled my MAF out to clean it (due to a lean run, bank 1...something like that).

While looking over the MAF sensor. It looks as if there is a "pict-o-gram" of resistor on the side of the sensor. There is also locations where the resistor could be pressed into.

So, question I have is. Is there supposed to be any resistors on the side of the sensor?

Thank you very much for your time,
Sean
Old 02-09-2009, 08:12 PM
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Nope. But what is your model/year for that motor?
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Default Re: Nope. But what is your model/year for that motor?

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2001
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A4 avant

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Ok for sure then no.
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Default Re: Ok for sure then no.

hummm ok...cool. It was looking odd. I was thinking that it would kinda suck to have electronic parts whizzing through a turbo then shot into an engine and then yeah...that all would suck.

I am now thinking the lean code "P0171" bank 1 may have something to do with the wide range O2 sensor. I have found torn vacuum hoses and replaced them. Disconnected the battery for some time to turn off the MIL. Then let the car adapt.

Today I also added seafoamed to the crankcase and gas tank. I figure I have had this car for two weeks. I have replaced the clutch, vac hoses, and battled with the heater core numerous times. I finally won that war. Heater is now working great.

Scratch, want to thank you for your help. Your post helped me get to the bottom of the problem.

Sean
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Default The Lean code 90% of the time is a vac leak.

And no problem on the help.
Old 02-10-2009, 07:04 AM
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Default Well, it my case it was the MAF. And cleaning it didn't help.

You can diagnose by logging a WOT run in 3rd - search for details.
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