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#49216 12/06/01 10:49 PM
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What is a Mass Oxygen Sensor and how much $ and time to replace?

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there is no such thing
but there are Mass Air Flow sensor

and two kinds of Oxygen sensors if you don't count difference in model years


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#49218 12/07/01 12:00 AM
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DOH!!! Meant to say Mass Air Flow sensor.... I priced them out around 100-150 bucks - just wondering if thats close and how hard it is to do.

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Price sounds right, time to replace like 10 minutes. 4 nuts, 3 clips, and a plug.


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#49220 12/08/01 04:38 PM
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Just a FYI, I don't know if it is a common thing or not, but after I replaced mine, it took a weekend for my car to idle properly. It kept stalling and idling really rough. So, if you experience anything like that, just give it a day or two. ~Kenneth Clark

#49221 12/09/01 06:32 AM
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Originally posted by kclark21:
Just a FYI, I don't know if it is a common thing or not, but after I replaced mine, it took a weekend for my car to idle properly. It kept stalling and idling really rough.


Did you reset the PCM?


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#49222 12/09/01 07:36 PM
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I had "check engine light" dealer said it was mass flow meter and also that secondary butterly was little sticky....quoted $850 to fix. Blew this off...took out mass flow housing and shot a little contact cleaner though the orifice...put it back in...check engine light went away and engine much more responsive.

Did peek through the throttle butterfly and noticed that the intake manifold has quite a bit of what would appear to be carbon inside. Throttle butterfly warns not to spray any cleaner inside as there is a special coating. Anyone have an idea of cleaner that can be used or should I just leave it alone>

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Whats the difference between the Mass Flow Meter and the MAF?

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Whats the difference between the Mass Flow Meter and the MAF?


nothing - they are one in the same


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