Best (cheapest) place to buy MAF sensor for 99 C2?
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I have those in stock
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Mass Air Unit
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The part number should be 996 606 123 00 this is for a non E gas car. Dealer list is $ 355.59 I sell New Porsche Factory Original Mass Air for $ 245.77 with a 2 year warranty good at any Porsche Dealer in North America
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The part number should be 996 606 123 00 this is for a non E gas car. Dealer list is $ 355.59 I sell New Porsche Factory Original Mass Air for $ 245.77 with a 2 year warranty good at any Porsche Dealer in North America
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Re: Mass Air Unit
Originally posted by bobc4s
Hi
The part number should be 996 606 123 00 this is for a non E gas car. Dealer list is $ 355.59 I sell New Porsche Factory Original Mass Air for $ 245.77 with a 2 year warranty good at any Porsche Dealer in North America
Camille
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Hi
The part number should be 996 606 123 00 this is for a non E gas car. Dealer list is $ 355.59 I sell New Porsche Factory Original Mass Air for $ 245.77 with a 2 year warranty good at any Porsche Dealer in North America
Camille
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Before you replace it, try cleaning it. I had a problem with the MAF on my wife's 996 (CEL lit, and would re-light after codes cleared; all codes pointed to MAF). I pulled it out, cleaned it with some rubbing alcohol and a q-tip, and replaced it. Problem free since.
Removing it is easy if you have security Torx bits (available at many places). Otherwise, you can remove them with a pair of needlenose pliers if you're patient, then replace with a pair of regular screws.
vty,
--Dennis
Removing it is easy if you have security Torx bits (available at many places). Otherwise, you can remove them with a pair of needlenose pliers if you're patient, then replace with a pair of regular screws.
vty,
--Dennis
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I agree with Dennis. Try to clean the MAFS wire element first. If the sensor is really dirty, you may want to let it soak in Simple Green for about ten minutes and then scrub down the extra dirt on the wire. Sounds crazy, but it works.
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