Wells MAF sensor
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There was a guy on ebay that was selling them pretty cheap. He had a bunch of them. They flow 750cfm - the same as a fully modified stock MAF.
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Do a search. You'll find the address for a place in buffalo. That's where most of us bought them. They're cheap, and they shipped it right away. I had mine within a couple days.
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Originally posted by Jim85IROC
Do a search. You'll find the address for a place in buffalo. That's where most of us bought them. They're cheap, and they shipped it right away. I had mine within a couple days.
Do a search. You'll find the address for a place in buffalo. That's where most of us bought them. They're cheap, and they shipped it right away. I had mine within a couple days.
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Not unless your stock one is malfunctioning. That's the only reason to replace it. The Wells flows more air than stock, but the computer is only capable of recognizing a specific airflow level regardless of how much the sensor itself can flow.
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Yes. It's not really a "performance upgrade" per se. It's simply a better designed replacement part. It's supposed to have a built in circuit that emulates a burn-off cycle, so that you don't get an error code for the burn-off (the Wells sensor doesn't go through a burn-off).
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I just did that search and came up with:
www.wdautoparts.com
You are looking for part number SU-145.
www.wdautoparts.com
You are looking for part number SU-145.
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my other idea was just swaping over to MAP, but only if theres a performance benefit from it. stock heads and cam.
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