MAF, star driver access in London ?

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stumbo

Discussion Starter · Jul 13, 2005 (Edited)

Has anyone in London got a star driver appropriate for changing MAF sensors ?

If so, can I pop over to you on Saturday to use it for 10 mins in order to plug in my new sensors ?

I've got two new sensors turning up on Friday, and no way to change them at the moment. Except groveling to BMW stealer, probably to be told it'll cost me grrrrrrr

cheers

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Tin

· #2 · Jul 13, 2005

stumbo said:
Has anyone in London got a star driver appropriate for changing MAF sensors ?

If so, can I pop over to you on Saturday to use it for 10 mins in order to plug in my new sensors ?

I've got two new sensors turning up on Friday, and no way to change them at the moment. Except groveling to BMW stealer, probably to be told it'll cost me grrrrrrr

cheers

hello mate..

i've got these clicky

unfortunately won't be around on sat...driving to germany.

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jim mc d

· #3 · Jul 13, 2005

Can i ask where you got the MAF sensors and how much they were?

thanks,

Jim

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stumbo

Discussion Starter · #4 · Jul 14, 2005

>>Tin, nice one, MachineMart looks a good bet. I think I've just remebered that this is a bit of a pointless thread. Don't new MAFs come anlready mounted on the small length of ducting ?

jim mc d said:
Can i ask where you got the MAF sensors and how much they were?

thanks,

Jim

BMW Kentish Town.
I checked arround and they seem a standard price. £211.07 + VAT each !

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Tin

· #5 · Jul 14, 2005

stumbo said:
>>Tin, nice one, MachineMart looks a good bet. I think I've just remebered that this is a bit of a pointless thread. Don't new MAFs come anlready mounted on the small length of ducting ?

oops.. yep ur right.. you'll get the inlet tubes etc.. just need a flatblade screwdriver or a 8mm hex bit to undo the jubliee clips either side.. also not the way the cable wiring goes underneath the tube and up and around the backside of the maf.. please make sure it doesn't get anywhere near the fins on the fan

:byebye:

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stumbo

Discussion Starter · #6 · Jul 14, 2005

Tin said:
oops.. yep ur right.. you'll get the inlet tubes etc.. just need a flatblade screwdriver or a 8mm hex bit to undo the jubliee clips either side.. also not the way the cable wiring goes underneath the tube and up and around the backside of the maf.. please make sure it doesn't get anywhere near the fins on the fan
:byebye:

I know this since I've been cleaning them (by removing the ducting, not the sensor) for about 6 months now

First time (thanks to [email protected]), lasted 2 months before needing to be cleaned again.
Next time, lasted 1.5 months,
Next time, lasted 1 month,
Next time, lasted less than a month.
Most recent time, lasts arround 1 week - or less.

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Tin

· #7 · Jul 14, 2005

you must be a pro by now! quick get a job at the dealer!

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