Thanks for uploading this! It helped me get my car running after it broke down on the road. At first I thought I was gonna have it towed to a mechanic, so I'm super happy it only took the cost of a can of cleaner.
I have a 06 Tacoma V6 4.0 4x4 with 314k miles. Everything original. I do synthetic oil every 4-5k miles. It burns about 1quart every oil change. I still think is doing good.
My 07 Taco just had it's first CE light come on (90k). Scanned it and got P0101 mass/ volume air flow sensor. I unplugged to check and she died. Thanks for the video. I'm trying this next. Keep the videos coming. Great job
Thanks for the upload my dude. This fixed my check engine light. There was some severe dust build up on those wires. A little air in a can did the trick.
Just did mine on my 2014 and it was super easy! But I did go a day with the MAF not sitting on there completely flush so had to go back and take it apart and wiggle it on there like you showed in the vid and it went on flush. Thanks!
I went to get my light engine light check and it showed the throttle body, mass airflow sensor and idle speed control motor, so I just check videos to DIY the first 2 items I hope I can get it done right before I go and pay over $300 just to get clean instead of replacing 😑
You DO NOT want to lose those screws !! Toyota does NOT include them with the part as they should and they are crap and the head gets messed up really easy !
No shit. I stripped out the bottom one trying to get it off. Had to break off the plastic piece it screws in to on the housing to get it out, then superglued it back on. Pain in the ass.
My napa has them for $85, but they are from a aftermarket Chinese manufacturer. Personally I think cleaning an OEM one is a better option if its still in good shape. Aftermarket Chinese parts tend to be less reliable.
@@412garage3 I own a 2005 Tacoma extension cab manually transmission and it’s the best truck a ever had, i keep good maintenance by the dealer and recently they charged the hole new frame and many new part’s for free. You could check with dealer if your Tacoma is quality for free frame parts.
Pretty sure some of the higher end scan tools can tell you that info. Mine is probably original to the truck so 14 years old and about 100k miles! Ive cleaned it before so thats not 14 years worth of dirt lol
Saw a clip disconnecting the connector piece to the MAF sensor when the engine is running. Your engine should shut off. That means the MAF sensor is working. If the engine still running. MAF sensor is bad, needs replacement. I tested this theory and it worked. I cleaned the MAF sensor but the check engine light turn on. After about 3 - 4 times of driving around few miles. Shutting off engine/restarting. Check engine light turned off by itself.
@@khoayeuha I’m currently having the p0174 code go off which means it’s the bank 2 driver side o2 sensor, should I maybe check the maf sensor first ? the code can be for a number of things
Thanks for uploading this! It helped me get my car running after it broke down on the road. At first I thought I was gonna have it towed to a mechanic, so I'm super happy it only took the cost of a can of cleaner.
I love my 2005 Toyota Taco sr-5 4x4 4.0 v6 5speed auto. 217,000 runs perfect burns no oil. 👍
I have a 06 Tacoma V6 4.0 4x4 with 314k miles. Everything original. I do synthetic oil every 4-5k miles. It burns about 1quart every oil change. I still think is doing good.
My 07 Taco just had it's first CE light come on (90k). Scanned it and got P0101 mass/ volume air flow sensor. I unplugged to check and she died. Thanks for the video. I'm trying this next. Keep the videos coming. Great job
Thanks for the upload my dude. This fixed my check engine light. There was some severe dust build up on those wires. A little air in a can did the trick.
Thank you very much for this video. If you ever do more maintenance or if you have maintenance tips please post them. Thank you again.
Thanks man. I love the DIY videos like this
Great Tutorial, will be doing the same on my 07 Tacoma here soon. Thanks
Hey thanks for the tip. I just bought a maf sensor so now I will clean the original and hope to take the new one back.
Thanks for this. I never even knew about this sensor. Btw, check your tire pressures. Or perhaps you need New tire pressure sensors.
Just did mine on my 2014 and it was super easy! But I did go a day with the MAF not sitting on there completely flush so had to go back and take it apart and wiggle it on there like you showed in the vid and it went on flush. Thanks!
Thank you! doing this and the throttle body tomorrow.
Thanks for your video. Just what I needed.
Greet video Brutha. Doing my mass air flow sensor this weekend snd this really helped. 👍👍. New subscriber
Little of that dielectric grease on that o ring works well also :)
Excellent video. Thank you
I know you already cleaned the throttle body, but if you have the Video that would be awesome. thanks good video
Awesome,very informative video.Thanks
Thanks for the video man. I got p0174 code going off rn and this is once of the things to check for
Thank you for the video!
Thank you
What does cleaning the maf doi?? Also have vid on how to clean the throttle body
What about an airbag light? The reader says it is the clock spring. Is it safe to do it myself or pay the $700? 2007 Tacoma Access Cab TRD Sport.
I went to get my light engine light check and it showed the throttle body, mass airflow sensor and idle speed control motor, so I just check videos to DIY the first 2 items I hope I can get it done right before I go and pay over $300 just to get clean instead of replacing 😑
You DO NOT want to lose those screws !! Toyota does NOT include them with the part as they should and they are crap and the head gets messed up really easy !
No shit. I stripped out the bottom one trying to get it off. Had to break off the plastic piece it screws in to on the housing to get it out, then superglued it back on. Pain in the ass.
THANX
Can u help me with a po 171 and 174 code on my Toyota Tacoma 2006 v6.
What’s the name of the cleaning solution?
I was under assumption you should really only clean if necessary, why would one clean it?
They tend to get dirty over time and can cause running issues and/or lower mpg
Sometimes it’s better replaced this sensor it’s just $70 dollars by Napa original parts Hitachi, no problem
My napa has them for $85, but they are from a aftermarket Chinese manufacturer. Personally I think cleaning an OEM one is a better option if its still in good shape. Aftermarket Chinese parts tend to be less reliable.
@@412garage3 I own a 2005 Tacoma extension cab manually transmission and it’s the best truck a ever had, i keep good maintenance by the dealer and recently they charged the hole new frame and many new part’s for free. You could check with dealer if your Tacoma is quality for free frame parts.
Somebody needs to develop a tester that can tell if a MAFS is working right. Wonder how many miles that TT has on it?
Pretty sure some of the higher end scan tools can tell you that info. Mine is probably original to the truck so 14 years old and about 100k miles! Ive cleaned it before so thats not 14 years worth of dirt lol
Saw a clip disconnecting the connector piece to the MAF sensor when the engine is running. Your engine should shut off. That means the MAF sensor is working. If the engine still running. MAF sensor is bad, needs replacement. I tested this theory and it worked. I cleaned the MAF sensor but the check engine light turn on. After about 3 - 4 times of driving around few miles. Shutting off engine/restarting. Check engine light turned off by itself.
@@khoayeuha I’m currently having the p0174 code go off which means it’s the bank 2 driver side o2 sensor, should I maybe check the maf sensor first ? the code can be for a number of things
@@SimornM You can try what I did with disconnecting/connecting the MAF connector piece. That can help rule out if it is MAF sensor issue
Should stayed in cape breton mike nfld suks
Toe thumbs
Megan Fox in the video?
Yup a chop saw gave me a megan fox thumb lmao
I read this as he was showing the can of contact cleaner lmao.
But for real those are some gripping thumbs 👍