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Googling for a cleaner, I ran ito this Mass sensor cleaner, they claim it can bring your car power  back from death, by cleaning the mass air sensor...Has anybody tried it?.... At the moment I do not need to clean it, because I recently changed my whole unit, but I did not know I had this option, if mine fails again, I'd like to try it, but I'm wondering if a Mass sensor not showing a Check engine error could improve from this cleaning...here is the page
 
http://www.crcindustries.com/hd/content/prod_detail.aspx?PN=05110&S=N

Please let me know...

I should have never, ever posted this question, Sameday I did, I started feeling my car a little weird ( jerking ), and that evening the check engine ligth went off, I checked the error codes with the scanner and it shows the same bank 1 and 2 errors it had showed 2 months ago before I changed the Mass air sensor.  I thought I was going to be the first one to Indeed use this cleaner, when all of the sudden I remembered that my original sensor was still in warranty, so I ordered it again, I'll let You know about the outcome...But, Has anybody tried the cleaner yet?....

in our shop, we remove it and clean using a pressurized air. sometimes what causing the air mass sensor to not operate properly is the dust/dirt accumulates on it's measuring element.


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I replaced the air mass sensor ( under warranty ), and my car is flying again, I'll be ordering the cleaner and try it if my sensor gets dirty again, and if does work, I'll enforce the warranty again...Thanks for the pressurized air tip windz...