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07PUMADRIVER



Member Since: 08 Apr 2013
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Wales 2007 Defender 90 Puma 2.4 XS CSW Stornoway Grey
Map & Maf sensors
I've read a lot on the forum about these MAP & MAF sensors but can't seem to find photos as to their location as fitted to the 2.4 Puma.
Have had the vehicle about 5 years and recently experienced a power loss Sad when at operating temperature doing about 60mph so thought they might benefit from a clean.
Could someone advise if there are any photos are on the forum or kindly post some.
Thanks in advance.
Post #238893 27th May 2013 8:34am
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me@td5.org



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Here is the MAP sensor


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Post #238895 27th May 2013 8:38am
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The MAF is on the air box with a directional arrow on it. (be sure to re-fit the same as you removed it) ____\We|Will|Win/___
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Post #238898 27th May 2013 8:42am
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kmac



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custom90steve wrote:
The MAF is on the air box with a directional arrow on it. (be sure to re-fit the same as you removed it)


Bit small but from the manual....


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Post #239059 27th May 2013 8:02pm
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07PUMADRIVER



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Thank you that's great.
Post #239129 28th May 2013 7:38am
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william8



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Are you cleaning them? Can you? I'd like to try Smile think mines an dieselholic Rolling with laughter William
Post #239285 28th May 2013 4:10pm
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MD5



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Both sensor can be cleaned by thoroughly spray them with brake cleaner spray products ?
Post #239354 28th May 2013 7:30pm
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william8



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Cool I never knew that, thought they were unrepairable items. Cheers that saved me a few quid :p William
Post #239384 28th May 2013 8:53pm
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You can also do the same on your EGR Valve if you've the time and the inclination. Thumbs Up If you go through life with your head in the sand....all people will see is an ar5e!!

Treat every day as if it is your last....one day you will be right!!
Post #239404 28th May 2013 9:58pm
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I plan on doing all three when I have the time. Summer holidays from the uni now Wink William
Post #239419 28th May 2013 10:50pm
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