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03-03-2007, 02:30 PM
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MAF sensor cleaner?
Anyone ever tried this stuff? I saw it on the shelf today at the local Pep Boys. I know that BMW's MAF sensors are self cleaning; the filament gets heated up to burn off any residue after the car is shut off. Would this cleaner be any better than that, or is it just some bullshit product?
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