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I just ran a code check and the two following codes came up
157 - Mass Air Flow Sensor below minimum voltage and 157 - Mass Air Flow Sensor above maximum voltage I have no clue what to do to fix this error. Do I have to change out the sensor it self or is there something else it could be? Any help will be greatly appreciated. |
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I replaced it on my 94 4.0. It is on the air cleaner snout and only two screws. Whne mine failed the engine pinged and was short on power.
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billvieth is correct
i'm getting the same codes i tried cleaning the sensor wires on the sensor and plug and got rid of the high voltage code 158 but the code 157 stuck around. So i guess it's off to the parts house. one important thing to know about the 2 screws on that little puppy though. They are tamper proof torx screws. What i mean by tamper proof is they are in the shape of the torx bit but they have a tit in the middle of the hole so it won't take a normal torx bit screwdriver or socket to remove them. Just thought i'd throw that in to save someone some trouble in the future ![]() Laterz,
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