Oh ryte that is sorted then! We have done this a few weeks ago. The main difference i noticed was my choke on a cold morning would be considerably higher than just 1000rpm it would go upto near 1500 rpm which was of help as it warmed up quicker! Other than that I am not sure of any other difference lol Thanks alot guys.
Cleaning the MAF
- Thread starter JClark
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So no need to wipe the wire with anything, just spray?
^ yeah just spray from a 8'' away too.
Cleaned mine on the Pulsar whn I first got it and again not long after fitting the HKS Poison Mushroom!
If you fit an aftermarket filter like HKS or Pipercross some of the oil which the filter foam comes coated in, will get sucked in and stuck to the MAF which in turn can get clogged up with fine dust so it's always a good idea to give it a clean from time to time with something which breaks down the oil like carb cleaner.
If you fit an aftermarket filter like HKS or Pipercross some of the oil which the filter foam comes coated in, will get sucked in and stuck to the MAF which in turn can get clogged up with fine dust so it's always a good idea to give it a clean from time to time with something which breaks down the oil like carb cleaner.
Think you'll have trouble finding it because it doesn't have one i don't think
Course it does...
mfthechef: if you look in the throttle body, on the left hand side you'll see a small wire in a seperate little bit. That's the MAF.
Still waiting for the manual from Amazon so need to ask
On my R reg 1.4 si is the MAF through the mesh in the throttle housing.
She`s a bit sluggish and I have to do a 300 mile round trip tomorrow.
Anyway that is where i have sprayed the carb cleaner. There maybe a slight difference
in performance but not much.
Cheers
On my R reg 1.4 si is the MAF through the mesh in the throttle housing.
She`s a bit sluggish and I have to do a 300 mile round trip tomorrow.
Anyway that is where i have sprayed the carb cleaner. There maybe a slight difference
in performance but not much.
Cheers
