2015 S550, 2010 E350 P1/P2, 2002 ML320
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I have recently completed some major maintenance on my '95 S420 and am very happy with the results.
I changed the fuel filter, fuel pumps (got a great deal on eBay for $129/ea), fuel tank hose, delivery hose,
spark plugs, air filters, caps and rotors and O2 sensor.
The car is running very well now, but when I had the filterbox off the engine I noticed that the MAF screen was
sooty (no K&Ns, just dirty). I wiped it clean with a lint-free cloth sprayed with air intake cleaner, but am
thinking that if the screen is that dirty, the hot wire must be too.
I have read about folks cleaning the MAF with the CRC MAF cleaner or alchohol, etc. but what is not clear to me is if the MAF is removed during cleaning or just cleaned in place. Is it OK to just spray the cleaner down into the MAF?
BTW, check out the pics of my old cap/rotor. This set is from the left side and is original equipment, not bad for 144k miles!
I changed the fuel filter, fuel pumps (got a great deal on eBay for $129/ea), fuel tank hose, delivery hose,
spark plugs, air filters, caps and rotors and O2 sensor.
The car is running very well now, but when I had the filterbox off the engine I noticed that the MAF screen was
sooty (no K&Ns, just dirty). I wiped it clean with a lint-free cloth sprayed with air intake cleaner, but am
thinking that if the screen is that dirty, the hot wire must be too.
I have read about folks cleaning the MAF with the CRC MAF cleaner or alchohol, etc. but what is not clear to me is if the MAF is removed during cleaning or just cleaned in place. Is it OK to just spray the cleaner down into the MAF?
BTW, check out the pics of my old cap/rotor. This set is from the left side and is original equipment, not bad for 144k miles!
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