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Old 11-15-2007, 02:40 PM   #1
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OK boys and girls, where would the MAF sensor be located on my MH and how can it be removed for cleaning? (With CRC MAF sensor cleaner of course)

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OK boys and girls, where would the MAF sensor be located on my MH and how can it be removed for cleaning? (With CRC MAF sensor cleaner of course)

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MAF sensor is located just past the air cleaner housing on the engine side of the air intake. Ir has a couple of wires plugged on to it. Just climb in under the right front wheel, loosen the clamps on each side of the sensor, unplug wire, and remove for cleaning. Be careful not to damage sensor wires, no touch, just spray let dry and re=install in reverse order.

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On edit, actualloy it would be much easier to access the MAF sensor if you didn't climb under the right front wheel, but try the right front wheel well instead, after first turning wheels all the way to left.

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This is a clean version of where the filter is located behind your passenger tire.
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Are you saying to apply the sensor cleaner to the wire(s) and sensor itself, then allow to air dry?

Good pic 007.
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<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Good pic 007 </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
Yes it is and credit for it belongs to Dale Olson, as he shot it of his installation of his newest DIY CAI.

For clarification, on non-modified chassis the sensor is directly aft of the air intake filter enclosure box, located in passenger side front wheel well. ED

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