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Gudday,
I've just bought a '95 NF Fairlane. My first V8...Woohoo! Now, I know all about Jappas and Brit crap....but could you enlighten an ignorant soul as to the whereabouts of the MAF sensor on this thing? A diagram would be good, otherwise instructions are fine. Trying to track down a hesitation and rough idle problem and one of the things I've been told to check(amongst the common stuff) was the MAF sensor. Cheers, Dan.
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Its the metal housing thats bolted to the engine side of the airbox lid.
Then there is a rubber pipe that attaches from that to the throttle body. The maf sensors are in the small back box screwed into the side. You can unscrew it and take it off and VERY CAREFULLY clean the sensors. If they are covered in crud, it can give you the problems you are experiencing. After my last trip to Auckland, I noticed there was way too many rice burners on the road. Good to see another bloke moving away from them to a real car. |
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aaaah sweet. I'll do that in the morning.
Yeah....waaay too many jappas on the road! Wanted a car with some character and comfort...not to mention style, some power(although it needs more hehe) and it feels safe!! Cheers for that. D.
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danboy |
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Grrr! The bastards have it screwed on with star drive screws with a stalk in the centre of them!! Great! Gotta go buy one of those specially for it now. "sigh"
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I know d**k Smith or something similar sell a kit with the security torx screws in it. Comes in a little red holder, has about 30 to 40 bits in it.
They normall go for about $12 to $15. |
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danboy |
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Sweet. Thanks.
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{USERNAME} wrote: Yeah....waaay too many jappas on the road! Wanted a car with ... some power(although it needs more hehe) and it feels safe!!
You wanted power? And you bought an E series windsor? hehehe. |
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: Yeah....waaay too many jappas on the road! Wanted a car with ... some power(although it needs more hehe) and it feels safe!! You wanted power? And you bought an E series windsor? hehehe. Yeah he did, and reliable power as well, not any of this $2000 for turbo that only lasts 5000km and only gives 200kw
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Car only cost me $2800 so I'm not complainin' about the power. I have owned cars with more. And it's a different type of power compared to a jappa is what I meant. Easy and cheap to make more. lol.
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: Yeah....waaay too many jappas on the road! Wanted a car with ... some power(although it needs more hehe) and it feels safe!! You wanted power? And you bought an E series windsor? hehehe. Shoulda bought a soarer yeah, pull 150rwkw and beat typhoons!
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: Yeah....waaay too many jappas on the road! Wanted a car with ... some power(although it needs more hehe) and it feels safe!! You wanted power? And you bought an E series windsor? hehehe. Shoulda bought a soarer yeah, pull 150rwkw and beat typhoons! Oh yeah. And the prestige of owning a soarer too. Woohoo. I wish I could put sarcasm on the screen. hehe. D.
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No need to remove the hotwire for cleaning.....Leave it in place and squirt down the sample tube with carby cleaner.
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danboy |
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{USERNAME} wrote: No need to remove the hotwire for cleaning.....Leave it in place and squirt down the sample tube with carby cleaner.
Pete. Ah cool! Thanks. D.
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