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Subject: Re: Intake eating airflow sensr


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HenryJ
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Date Posted: 19:38:02 09/19/02 Thu
In reply to: Jason 's message, "Intake eating airflow sensr" on 18:57:54 09/19/02 Thu
 I wouldn't think that the intake design would be a problem.
I have seen a dirty MAF sensor lead to running rich.
A friend over oiled his K&N filter, the oil and deposits on the sensors made it give incorrect readings.
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