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Newbie question: What's an "MAF" and should I clean it?
Newbie question: What's an "MAF" and should I clean it?
This post describes the exact same stuttering problem I'm having with my '96 S6, and identifies the MAF as the culprit, which cleaning seemed to solve:
can find that IPA stuff here in Portugal... is there ain way to get it via web?
Where can you get this IPA in the UK? And I suppose I should ask the obvious question - where is the MAF? Is it in the Box thing on the left hand side of the car as I look at the engine (and to think I used to work at a VW/AUDI garage....)
Cheers
David
'93 Avant. First Avant in UK. Original Audi Press Car.
Don't know where to find isopropyl alcohol in the UK, you can get it at just about any grocery or drug store here in the states.
MAF is Mass AirFlow sensor. Should be located in airbox top where turbo inlet hose connects. It'll have a ~6 pin connector on it.
HTH!
Nathan Engelbert
Originally posted by Minnsy
Where can you get this IPA in the UK? And I suppose I should ask the obvious question - where is the MAF? Is it in the Box thing on the left hand side of the car as I look at the engine (and to think I used to work at a VW/AUDI garage....)
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