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Bala 12-29-2011 06:57 PM

What the MAF?
 
When i test drove the car before purchase i recall it responded to throtle flooring pretty well. Have o2 issues so haven't inspected and driven much. Changed sparknplugs and tubes, coil tubes, oil, coolant, cleaned throttle body, changed air filter, cleaned MAF couple of times using electronic cleaner. Today took it out for a long test drive and the car did not have the Porsche power. it struggled to go past 70. Disconnected the MAF and tried again. I could make it fly if i wanted to. night and day.

Am i looking at MAF replacement?

blue2000s 12-29-2011 06:59 PM

Yes, that's exactly it.

Bala 12-29-2011 07:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blue2000s (Post 271380)
Yes, that's exactly it.


Dang! More parts to order.

Bala 12-30-2011 02:54 AM

Is there no way to repair this thing? All it sems to have and broken is a simple diode.

tonycarreon 12-30-2011 03:57 AM

at this point i would just get a new one, less to worry about. the MAF is fairly important so trying to fix it (if that's even possible, which i do not believe it is) might introduce more problems, only to have it fail again in short order. the PO might have purchased a used one off of eBay for cheap to get it in working order enough to sell it...

Pelican Technical Article: Troubleshooting and Replacing the Boxster Mass Air Flow Sensor (MAF) - 986 / 987

Johnny Danger 12-30-2011 04:31 AM

You should read this thread .






http://986forum.com/forums/performance-technical-chat/29150-cel-maf-cured.html

Bala 12-30-2011 04:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Johnny Danger (Post 271433)

Thanks. I was leaning towards non OEM. Glad someone did the guinea pig thing.


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