Screw Suing Nissan for 15 HP, let's sue them for faulty MAFs instead
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Re: Screw Suing Nissan for 15 HP, let's sue them for faulty MAFs instead
Originally posted by MaximaZero
just a thought. that is all.
just a thought. that is all.
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Originally posted by Greg's2kGLE
Have people had problems even with the stock air box on? I know there are problems with aftermarket intakes, i.e. oil getting on the sensor.
Have people had problems even with the stock air box on? I know there are problems with aftermarket intakes, i.e. oil getting on the sensor.
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Originally posted by Green 2kSE
There have been significant less people with MAF problems that have stock intakes. I kept track of them for a while and at the time the failure rate with aftermarket vs stock intake was almost 10:1. The failures may have been reduced when people started using the dry Apexi instead of K&N filters but I'm not sure that either are completely safe.
There have been significant less people with MAF problems that have stock intakes. I kept track of them for a while and at the time the failure rate with aftermarket vs stock intake was almost 10:1. The failures may have been reduced when people started using the dry Apexi instead of K&N filters but I'm not sure that either are completely safe.
Originally posted by MaineI30
I just had my MAF sensor replaced, I was using Stillen POP-intake. They replaced it under warranty, not too much hassle. They didn't try to blame the intake, especially since there was a TSB. Just FYI.
I just had my MAF sensor replaced, I was using Stillen POP-intake. They replaced it under warranty, not too much hassle. They didn't try to blame the intake, especially since there was a TSB. Just FYI.
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