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Old 07-24-2006, 01:54 AM
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M A F mass air flow sensor ?

Where is the MAF mass air flow sensor located and how do you clean it ?
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Old 07-24-2006, 11:04 AM
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Re: M A F mass air flow sensor ?

What year, engine size? Normally they are located between the airfilterbox and throttle body. My 1994 4.0 has it down near the airbox. Diconnect the senor connector carefully, remove the 2 compression clamps and remove the MAF. Look on the screeen side to the small orifice. Use a quality cleaner for carb/TB's and spray inside this orifice. That should do it for you. Be carefull not to crack the plastic intake tube as it will cause other issues.
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Re: M A F mass air flow sensor ?

YEAR is 99
engine size is 4.0
am I correct here on this causing a high pitched whistle at idle, or should i be focusing my thoughts elsewhere ?
when the engine is reved up the whistle stops.
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Re: M A F mass air flow sensor ?

It is probably your IAC valve making that noise. It controls your engine idle speed.

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Old 07-26-2006, 01:18 AM
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Re: M A F mass air flow sensor ?

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It is probably your IAC valve making that noise. It controls your engine idle speed.

Dean
OK. Is there a way to service the IAC valve ? such as cleaning it ? and where is it located ?
thx people !
keep the suggestions comming. this whistle is driving me looney !
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Re: M A F mass air flow sensor ?

The IAC is located on the throttle body, It is a round silvery looking culinder about 4 inches long and 1 1/2 inches in diameter. There is a hose going to it and one electrical connection. It is held in place by 2 small bolts. Easily cleaned. Just remove and use a cleaner that will not deteroriate the rubber parte inside.
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Thanks, that was it, cleaned it no more whistle. Hats off to ya
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Way to go Dean. Good call.
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