check engine light came on?
12-11-03, 11:25 AM
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o yea b4 i thought the intake on the car might of threw off the ecu cuz it was like 40 degrees outside, cuz my friend had a gs300 and he had intake and the hks exaust on it and his check engine light came on..but it drove normal also.so thats why i thought the intake might have thrown off the ecu...
12-11-03, 01:39 PM
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I had mine come on one day while i was driving. I checked everything and couldnt find anything, it felt fine so i drove it, and it went off about 2 days later. I took it into the dealer and there were no codes or anything, and I havent had any problems. Its probably a dirty sensor or a glitch somewhere.
12-14-03, 05:16 PM
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I had a same problem couple days ago..... It is gone after two days later.
I thought it happened because of cold weather. me and my gs were never exposed to cold weather before... (we were californians!!!!)
I have a question.....
where is this MFA sensor located? I guess I need to clean this too.
how do I clean this sensor???
THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!
I thought it happened because of cold weather. me and my gs were never exposed to cold weather before... (we were californians!!!!)
I have a question.....
where is this MFA sensor located? I guess I need to clean this too.
how do I clean this sensor???
THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!
12-14-03, 05:36 PM
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I had a same problem couple days ago..... It is gone after two days later.
I thought it happened because of cold weather. me and my gs were never exposed to cold weather before... (we were californians!!!!)
I have a question.....
where is this MFA sensor located? I guess I need to clean this too.
how do I clean this sensor???
THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!
I thought it happened because of cold weather. me and my gs were never exposed to cold weather before... (we were californians!!!!)
I have a question.....
where is this MFA sensor located? I guess I need to clean this too.
how do I clean this sensor???
THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!
12-14-03, 05:41 PM
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Location : Intake Tube. Theres only one thing that has wires (not hoses) attatched to it and that goes into the intake.
How to clean: Search the threads, but I think you uses carb cleaner and just spray it on. just have to be careful, new MAF sensors are $$
How to clean: Search the threads, but I think you uses carb cleaner and just spray it on. just have to be careful, new MAF sensors are $$
12-14-03, 05:42 PM
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I had a same problem couple days ago..... It is gone after two days later.
I thought it happened because of cold weather. me and my gs were never exposed to cold weather before... (we were californians!!!!)
I have a question.....
where is this MFA sensor located? I guess I need to clean this too.
how do I clean this sensor???
THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!
I thought it happened because of cold weather. me and my gs were never exposed to cold weather before... (we were californians!!!!)
I have a question.....
where is this MFA sensor located? I guess I need to clean this too.
how do I clean this sensor???
THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!
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