MAF cleaning question
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I would only use a spray cleaner first.
If using the alcohol involves using a q-tip or paper towel, then only do that if the spray cleaner doesn't clean it enough.
Physically touching the maf sensor can be harmful to it.
If using the alcohol involves using a q-tip or paper towel, then only do that if the spray cleaner doesn't clean it enough.
Physically touching the maf sensor can be harmful to it.
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I would buy some electrical contact cleaner.
It works better than windex or stuff that we have used in the past.
With the contact cleaner, it basically melts away the film without having to actually touch the wire.
Spend the 5 bucks or whatever on a can of contact cleaner.
It works better than windex or stuff that we have used in the past.
With the contact cleaner, it basically melts away the film without having to actually touch the wire.
Spend the 5 bucks or whatever on a can of contact cleaner.
Yea we all have, I just got a laugh out of it. 
I think the alcohol will clean it just fine. The problem is cleaning the MAF with it. The parts cleaners are an aerosol spray can and you can pressure wash the MAF element in the stuff whereas alcohol all you can do is drip it on or physically apply it with something like a q-tip. I'd find something way better then a q-tip however as they ALWAYS shed fibers and snag on delicate stuff everytime i've tried to clean something with one bathed in alcohol.
I think the alcohol will clean it just fine. The problem is cleaning the MAF with it. The parts cleaners are an aerosol spray can and you can pressure wash the MAF element in the stuff whereas alcohol all you can do is drip it on or physically apply it with something like a q-tip. I'd find something way better then a q-tip however as they ALWAYS shed fibers and snag on delicate stuff everytime i've tried to clean something with one bathed in alcohol.
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