MAF Sensor
#2
Spray like mad from both ends, or drill out the rivets, pull out the actual sensor, then screw back in.
I use a World Parts (I think that’s the brand) generic MAF (the genuine XJR MAF is unobtanium), and that has 4 tamper-proof crews which undo , instead of rivets, so is easily removed and cleaned.
I use a World Parts (I think that’s the brand) generic MAF (the genuine XJR MAF is unobtanium), and that has 4 tamper-proof crews which undo , instead of rivets, so is easily removed and cleaned.
Last edited by AL NZ; 10-23-2017 at 02:53 AM.
#3
Spray like mad from both ends, or drill out the rivets, pull out the actual sensor, then screw back in.
I use a World Parts (I think that’s the brand) generic MAF (the genuine XJR MAF is unobtanium), and that has 4 tamper-proof crews which undo , instead of rivets, so is easily removed and cleaned.
I use a World Parts (I think that’s the brand) generic MAF (the genuine XJR MAF is unobtanium), and that has 4 tamper-proof crews which undo , instead of rivets, so is easily removed and cleaned.
I looked carefully at my unit. It doesn't appear that it will come apart. You have actually done it this way?
#4
Do not touch the sensor, you will destroy it. Spray several times thru the mesh about 3 inches away and install back as soon as it is dry. I would wipe inside the air inlet with a cloth.
This is what I used,
https://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl...act=mrc&uact=8
This is what I used,
https://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl...act=mrc&uact=8
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#5
Do not touch the sensor, you will destroy it. Spray several times thru the mesh about 3 inches away and install back as soon as it is dry. I would wipe inside the air inlet with a cloth.
This is what I used,
https://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl...act=mrc&uact=8
This is what I used,
https://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl...act=mrc&uact=8
#6
I just sprayed it from both sides. But then, I didn't have any problem. Are you chasing an issue? I've also picked up one from Pick-n-pull, fit it for a day - worked fine...took it off and boxed it. That reminds me...I've since plucked another one...I need to test it, too!
EZ, if you are chasing a problem and you just want to rule out the MAF, I'd be glad to loan you a spare for troubleshooting. (if I can find that box....)
EZ, if you are chasing a problem and you just want to rule out the MAF, I'd be glad to loan you a spare for troubleshooting. (if I can find that box....)
#7
I just sprayed it from both sides. But then, I didn't have any problem. Are you chasing an issue? I've also picked up one from Pick-n-pull, fit it for a day - worked fine...took it off and boxed it. That reminds me...I've since plucked another one...I need to test it, too!
EZ, if you are chasing a problem and you just want to rule out the MAF, I'd be glad to loan you a spare for troubleshooting. (if I can find that box....)
EZ, if you are chasing a problem and you just want to rule out the MAF, I'd be glad to loan you a spare for troubleshooting. (if I can find that box....)
There is one in the yard here locally. I always need an excuse to go there. I'll go pull if you'd like. + shipping. I think they get like 30 bucks for one.
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https://en.tdk.eu/tdk-en/177784/prod...tc-thermistors
http://www.murata.com/~/media/webren...stor/r03e.ashx
http://www.mouser.com/ds/2/418/NG_DS..._A-1135347.pdf
https://www.amphenol-sensors.com/en/...46-siweb-pl515
http://www.mouser.com/ds/2/168/920-320B-2935.pdf
I'll open my unit up in the morning to calibrate it against a specific model # of thermistor
See page 7 of document below covering DO-35 package type , code DK , code H for bent wire
http://www.murata.com/~/media/webren...stor/r03e.ashx
http://www.mouser.com/ds/2/418/NG_DS..._A-1135347.pdf
https://www.amphenol-sensors.com/en/...46-siweb-pl515
http://www.mouser.com/ds/2/168/920-320B-2935.pdf
I'll open my unit up in the morning to calibrate it against a specific model # of thermistor
See page 7 of document below covering DO-35 package type , code DK , code H for bent wire
Last edited by Lady Penelope; 10-26-2017 at 11:56 PM.
#11
Sensor pic attached. I cant see any way to actually clean it without removing it first. Drill the rivets, pull it out, there is 0 chance that you break anything unless you rip the components off the metal wires(highly unlikely). Clean it up, then put it all back together with its rubber gasket and tighten it up using screws. Very simple design.
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#13
Thanks 83. I appreciate the picture and your instructions. I have two spare units. I can use one of these to experiment with.
I also found a company that is building new units, not exactly the same exact design but one that will fit and will function. That may save our bacon. I'll find reference to that and post it.
I also found a company that is building new units, not exactly the same exact design but one that will fit and will function. That may save our bacon. I'll find reference to that and post it.
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