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Originally Posted by Silver4RunnerV8
Did you use dedicated MAF cleaner? Anything else is said to damage the MAF.
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Yep I used a dedicated MAF cleaner and allowed it to dry fully but the code persisted. I have replaced the sensor and still had the code, suggestions from the forum suggest driving it until the ecm learns but it's been a week and I still have the code.
The original ECU was replaced with one from a salvage vehicle and has since been replaced another two times. So it's highly unlikely to be the ECU.
Bank 2 cat replaced with a correct new one, someone had previously fitted an upstream cat in the downstream position.
Bank 2 o2 sensor replaced with a brand new Denso and I still have the following error codes, P0606 P0157 P0106 an occasional P0201 and an odd one which I can't find for Toyota C1706.
Went back to the dealer I bought it from and his suggestion was "sell the sob" obviously not willing to help. Replacing the maf sensor I kinda knew was a pointless exercise but I just wanted to rule it out. I don't know how the wiring works but there is a fault somewhere that's allows all those codes to continue.