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MAF Sensor Replacement on a 2006 Porsche Cayman S 987
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- Опубліковано 1 кві 2023
- This video shows you how to replace (or remove to clean) the Mass Air Flow (MAF) Sensor on my 2006 Porsche Cayman S 987.1.
MAF Sensor (Part 0 280 218 145): bit.ly/3M9RoW8
MAF O-Ring (Part 999 707 052 40): bit.ly/3ZFxW6J
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DIY is the BEST way to go! You’ll always know what’s going on with the car. Aaron, I just finished a MAF R&R about 3 hours ago, done in conjunction with an IDP plenum + GT3 throttle body swop. I was shocked to find that my original MAF did not have an O-ring to seal the MAF nestled inside the airbox tube. I looked under the car, and all around the engine bay. Nothing. This got me wondering how much micro-fine dust had gotten into my engine? My paranoia grew and grew until after dinner, when I lifted the car up to change a couple 02 sensors, and there it was. Phew!
+Uncle Duncan haha glad you can sleep easy tonight!
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Any and all jobs , drop engine for access 😂
You have the patience of a saint 🙏
+Iain Mcglynn ideally, yes 😂 🍻
Where did you get those little aluminum pieces to hold the quick release plastic in the release position?
+@eggbertfarnsworth5787 I have a whole separate video on them as a Tool of the Week. There is a link in that description to them. Breather hose removal tools… very helpful!
Again, another great video, however did you get the 1054 fault code?
Mine is pending when I scan the car and it points to the MAF, I just don’t want to fire a parts cannon at the car.
Thanks again for all your assistance on my projects. 👍
+Rich Turbo thanks! No, I never got that code. 🍻
Hi ..just wondering if the actual plastic housing has to be replaced or can you just pop back in a new MAF? What is the advantage of replacing the housing?
+Joseph O Brien I talk about that in the video. Depends on the year.
@@HelpMeDIY I see that now, mine was a 98 986 so Il just replace the Bosh Maf, great channel, happy and safe motoring.
Is it normal to have so much oil residue inside the intake tubing?
+mike dx great question! My Porsches always seem to be like that but probably shouldn’t be as bad? 🤷♂️
I think it’s a product of a failed air oil separator.