Title says it all, how often are you all cleaning your MAF? I am noticing I get an engine light every so often due to a dirty MAF, resulting in a quick 20minute clean job.
I'm curious if that is normal or if it is time to replace my sensor.
Anyway thanks guys and gals!
Title says it all, how often are you all cleaning your MAF? I am noticing I get an engine light every so often due to a dirty MAF, resulting in a quick 20minute clean job.
I'm curious if that is normal or if it is time to replace my sensor.
Anyway thanks guys and gals!
Hate to say it but it has been a while since I've swapped the air filter :doh:. Although when I've had this issue before the air filter was pristine. The MAF typically has a black coating on the part that looks like the head of a match.
Airbox is stock. I've always used air filters from Toyota in the past. Will be getting a K&N for my next one as I no longer get a discount.
Thanks guys.
Once in 125k yet I'm probably ocd about air filters - also there was no reason to do another maf clean just ocd after 125k.....I also run startron: Star Tron Enzyme Fuel Treatment This stuff is awesomely powerful and inexpensive. Cheaper by the quart on either ebay or amazon. It may also contribute to the MAF and soforth staying clean. :cowboy:
I would recommend sticking with OEM paper filters. They filter a lot better. If you really want washable I highly recommend going with a dry filter. K&N filters use oil. The oil clogs and kills mafs. They get super dirty due to the oil.