Cleaning MAF question....
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Cleaning MAF question....
ok so i went to walmart to get some Qd or any kind of contact cleaner but no luck... upon a search of my basement i found this though.... its 2001 Electical Cleaner and Lubricating Spray...says it can be used to clean contacts among other things but im worried that the "lubricating" part isnt good for a MAF...
any ideas.... john, bob?
any ideas.... john, bob?
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i personaly wouldnt use that, rather go to murrays or any parts store and get some throtle body/ MAF sensor cleaner, or even brake cleaner, carb cleaner will leave a residue on the wires so stay away from that, and make sure you have some compressed air on hand to blow it off.
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Don't use that stuff. You may be able to get away with brake cleaner but I wouldn't use that either.
Get your self a bottle of CRC QD Electrical Contact Cleaner. Leaves no residue and is designed for sensative electronics. Last I checked, CRC also made some stuff specifically for MAFS; you may want to give that a shot.
Get your self a bottle of CRC QD Electrical Contact Cleaner. Leaves no residue and is designed for sensative electronics. Last I checked, CRC also made some stuff specifically for MAFS; you may want to give that a shot.
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Originally Posted by RangerEdgeO2
Don't use that stuff. You may be able to get away with brake cleaner but I wouldn't use that either.
Get your self a bottle of CRC QD Electrical Contact Cleaner. Leaves no residue and is designed for sensative electronics. Last I checked, CRC also made some stuff specifically for MAFS; you may want to give that a shot.
Get your self a bottle of CRC QD Electrical Contact Cleaner. Leaves no residue and is designed for sensative electronics. Last I checked, CRC also made some stuff specifically for MAFS; you may want to give that a shot.
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