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Originally Posted by AKnowles
Today, I filled up my car at the local Mobil station in the morning. This evening, I started up to drive home, got about half a block, and the CEL came on. Got home and checked it and it is a P0102 Hot Film MAF. I had this error previously so I purchased a new MAF (Bosch) from Pelican Parts. When I replaced the MAF, I did not remove the battery to reset the DME.
Should I clear the codes, reset the DME by pulling the battery, or should I look for other potential causes?
And could it possibly be bad gas or a carbon canister issue (i.e. potential overfill at the pump)?
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It says it right in the instructions:
* Please remember to reset the ECU after replacing the MAF or the car may continue working as if the old one was still installed. * (by unplugging the battery or reset tool). This is done by a OBDII scanner or unplug the battery, make sure you have the radio code.
Best