Never Do This When Cleaning Your Mass Air Flow Sensor

Mass air flow sensor cleaning. Never Do This When Cleaning Your Mass Air Flow Sensor, DIY with Scotty Kilmer. How to clean mass air flow sensor in your car. Dirty MAF sensor cleaning, spray cleaner, inspection, removal, and installation. Cleaning the mass airflow sensor. Mass air flow cleaner. Mass air flow sensor problem. Car Advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 51 years.

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Thursday: Viewer Car Question Video AND Live Car Q&A
Friday: Auto repair video
Saturday: Second Live Car Q&A
Sunday: Viewers car show off

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This was an excerpt from one of my Live Car Talk shows where I answer your car questions Live. If you enjoyed it, every Thursday at 1 pm CST and Saturday 10 am CST I live stream and answer your questions!

[Tankerpaul]

A dirty MAF can be blamed for alot of people's rough idle issues. Cleaning the MAF on my old 4runner made a huge difference. You the man, Scotty!

[shawnbeck]

I have a K and N air filter. I changed my oil and cleaned the air filter. Sprayed the filter with the cleaner let sit for a half hour while changing the oil. Got done changing the oil then hit the air filter with water from my water hose. Put the air filter in front of a small fan to dry. Later oiled the filter with the K and N oil. Let sit over night to soak the oil up. Next morning wiped excess off. Then installed it back into the air box on my 20005 Taurus SE 3.0. The car ran flawless. But my gas mileage went down a bit so I went and got the MAF sensor cleaner took the sensor off and sprayed it down on both sides. Let dry for a hour. Now gas mileage is better than before. The trick is not to be in a hurry. Either with cleaning and oiling or cleaning the sensor. Use the right stuff and give it time to do what it's suppose to do. Thanks Scotty! My Taurus has 165, 000 and going strong. Do my Maintenace my self with Scotty's advice. Shawn

[KRN]

Just the knowledge alone is worth a subscription! No one will tell you these things, usually learn the hard/expensive way. You're a hero Scotty

[dapoppa]

Thanks Scotty! I followed your recommendation on a 2013 F150 with 30k miles that has been running real wimpy and lacking that 5.0 punch, and smooth power. 20 minutes later... Super easy job WOW! Big difference even in 98F Florida weather it runs like a Scalded Monkey. MPG Went from 14.8 to 18.6 MPG around town. Everybody should do this service. About the easiest tune up ever.

[MrJoeyBoombotz]

I never fixed more than a flat tire or replaced more than an air filter in 54 years of driving but I enjoy this channel more than any other. I love the pics that flash on the screen during his explanations. I love all the salient advice from the voice of experience and common sense. A true dyed in the wool red blooded American!!! Extremely entertaining. What a genius!!!

[niceguy]

I got an old beater that I'm driving and the windshield washer fluid hose got a hole in it from rubbing against the edge for a long time. I cleaned it with lacquer thinner, applied a small piece of HVAC tape to cover the hole, and covered the whole wound with JB Weld. Cheap easy quick fix! It works like new again.

[jameswhite]

I never grow tired of your videos. They seem to always have at least one trick of the trade or sage advice. Thank you for sharing the knowledge from your years of experience.

[ncrdisabled]

I learned that trick over 50 years ago my dad told me when I was 10 working on cars. He a master mechanic for over 60 years.
I hope Scotty makes it that far.

[b.chuchlucious]

So right about the plastic bits. Makes it a pain to work on these modern cars, especially after they 'season' a bit with age and heat.

[Orbiter]

Scotty, thanks for all of these videos! You've saved me tons of money!

[jjbc]

Scotty, sometimes the problem with fuel pumps is the fact that cheaper pumps have less pressure than the recommended. In my 87 Toyota Celica 4A-GE I had that issue for a long time until I removed the pressure regulator and the gasoline splashed on my face due to the rail was full of air and there were a lot of bubbles of air😅

[douglasshinne]

Mr. Scotty helps a lot not only many Americans but also Korean in Korea.
Scotty 님은 저 멀리 한국인에게 까지도 많은 도움을 주고 있습니다.

[dr.j.bettis--md]

I've seen damn near every video that you've ever made Scotty. I feel like I'm a mechanic at times with all the tops you've covered in your variety of videos. Keep up the great work Scotty. PROPS....👍👍👍

[cowboyclayton]

I love that hose trick. I have been frustrated because I keep breaking those washer fluid plastic connector pieces at work. Thanks

[jcs]

"Take it off." Picture of a woman taking her shirt off!! 😆
Scotty! Scotty! Scotty!

[ohboy]

Read the directions on the can. Explains it pretty clearly.

[jimmyjimjims]

That CRC MAF sensor cleaner is good stuff, used it on multiple vehicles I own and it works very well. Makes them nice and shiny

[ilikepeanutbutter]

These are the kinds of car knowledge you get from someone who has been in the industry for more than 50 years.. amazing..

[wasntmeXYZ]

Listening to you is like sipping from a 6” fire hose!

Love these videos!