Anyone have a diagram of where the MAF is? My car feels turboless and it's throwing "16487" (more)
04-19-2002, 11:21 AM
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Anyone have a diagram of where the MAF is? My car feels turboless and it's throwing "16487" (more)
"MAF Sensor (G70): Signal too High"
I'm thinking of taking it out and saoking it in alchohol as some have done to fix MAF errors - any other suggestions - the car feels totally limp.
I'm thinking of taking it out and saoking it in alchohol as some have done to fix MAF errors - any other suggestions - the car feels totally limp.
04-19-2002, 11:30 AM
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Blah, blah, blah!! Thanks Taner - so I take that apart and there's this little MAF in there? And (M)
soaking that in alchoohol will fix my baby? Ok......
I need to take a mechanics course or something so I can learn SOMETHING about cars - I'm likely to remove something scary and soak it in alcohol and then start my car and blow it up......
I need to take a mechanics course or something so I can learn SOMETHING about cars - I'm likely to remove something scary and soak it in alcohol and then start my car and blow it up......
04-19-2002, 11:36 AM
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lol
more pics are <a href="http://www.taner.net/pics/s4/MAF/">here</a>...
like I said, you can either take just the sensor off (the hex(I think) nuts) or the whole sensor assembly - undo the hoseclamp and then two snap-on clamps...
taking the sensor out is probably "easier" in the long run - you won't have to deal with the damn rubber o-ring...
-T
like I said, you can either take just the sensor off (the hex(I think) nuts) or the whole sensor assembly - undo the hoseclamp and then two snap-on clamps...
taking the sensor out is probably "easier" in the long run - you won't have to deal with the damn rubber o-ring...
-T
