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Old 10-26-2011, 08:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Bmurray350z
just wanted to say one more thing.. i went out and bought some MAF electronic cleaner and sprayed down the MAF real good, let it dry for about 10 minutes, and the car feels like new. you should def try it!
Will do ! How did it make the car feel like new lol. You guys have to elaborate!!
Old 10-26-2011, 09:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Shawz1102
Will do ! How did it make the car feel like new lol. You guys have to elaborate!!
It's made by CRC. You can get it at your local autozone, advanced auto, etc.. Your also gonna need a weird screw driver it's called like a T20 Tork or something (6 point with a hole in the middle). It fixed the rough idle I had 100%.
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Originally Posted by Bmurray350z
It's made by CRC. You can get it at your local autozone, advanced auto, etc.. Your also gonna need a weird screw driver it's called like a T20 Tork or something (6 point with a hole in the middle). It fixed the rough idle I had 100%.
That's a Torx driver, with a T20 'Anti-Theft' bit. Try the MAF cleaner and ECU reset since they're basically free. If it's still acting up, take it to a tuner.

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Originally Posted by VividRacing Matt
That's a Torx driver, with a T20 'Anti-Theft' bit. Try the MAF cleaner and ECU reset since they're basically free. If it's still acting up, take it to a tuner.
Yeah that's it, lol
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Kk cool. So the Torx driver is used to unscrew the actual sensor? I remember being able to remove the MAF from the stock HR intake when I was installing Injen intakes with regular phillips or something. Was that it, or was there an actual removable sensor on top of that?

I have a HR btw, heard some years didn't need the torx?
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Originally Posted by Shawz1102
Kk cool. So the Torx driver is used to unscrew the actual sensor? I remember being able to remove the MAF from the stock HR intake when I was installing Injen intakes with regular phillips or something. Was that it, or was there an actual removable sensor on top of that?

I have a HR btw, heard some years didn't need the torx?
Well to disconnect the housing from the intake was just a 10mm socket. but taking the actual sensor from the housing requires a T20 Torx. At least that's how it worked for me.
Old 10-28-2011, 09:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Bmurray350z
Well to disconnect the housing from the intake was just a 10mm socket. but taking the actual sensor from the housing requires a T20 Torx. At least that's how it worked for me.
Ahh, then it was the housing i removed. Thanks
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Originally Posted by Shawz1102
Ahh, then it was the housing i removed. Thanks
No problem hope your able to fix it
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Do you get better mpg with the bolt ons?
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