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[Hapynzap]

Originally Posted by BNaylor

As long as you have the proper Torx T20 TP bit (right tools) isn't removing the MAF sensor easier especially if you plan on cleaning the rest of the throttle body or versus removing the rubber air duct and TB screen? The problem with regular electrical contact and brake parts cleaner is they may be too abrasive or leave some residue. Electrical contact cleaner is better suited for heavier electrical/electronic components not a sensitive MAF sensor. MAF spray cleaner is specially formulated for MAF sensor cleaning and does not leave any residue, period. Most brake parts cleaners are not really plastic safe either.

I am gun shy on taking any sensors off an old throttle body if there is a work around. I removed the AIC on my 99 and the bolt broke off on removal NOT install. This was a major PITA to repair.

I guess I have been lucky to date using the electronic parts cleaner and brake cleaner. heh
I will look for some MAF cleaner though.

[BNaylor]

Originally Posted by imidazol97

Z28 is exactly right. I'm used to thinking of it as the 12 gallon size because it treats 12 gallons and the 20 gallon size that treats 20 gallons. The cardboard on the bottle neck has a big 12 or big 20 on it.

I didn't mean to mislead anybody!

Thats OK Keith. You are excused. Honest mistake.

Congratulations on your AF Advisor status.