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Rixter Well-Known Member
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I don't know if it as big a deal on these cars but I've done my fair share of MAF cleaning on Fords and it's day and night when they were dirty.
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SNEEEZY - Erika M/A Wrenchin' Babe!Lifetime Supporter
Wait a minute...let me see if I'm understanding correctly.
You cleaned your MAF and then you can actually w-a-i-t until tomorrow to test it out?! :shocked:
Sir, you certainly possess much more self-control than I do!
Seriously, though...please post pics.opcorn:
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Jim,
I'm *assuming* that your air flows through the MAF before the air box on a justa as it does on a 'S'. Is that correct? -
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The OEM location always have the MAF after the air has been filtered.
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BThayer23 Well-Known Member
Search realoem for part number 13627542418
Or here: RealOEM.com  BMW R56 Cooper Intake muffler/Filter cartridge/HFM
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the MAF is NOT before the filter on any of or Minis
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Test Results:
Went on my daily drive to where we keep some of our horses. I know this route and the readings I normally get, so this is where I wanted to try it out.
I have picked up almost 3mpg. Can't really tell about the idle, since I have the torque arm bushing, but it might be smoother. I have been running a K&N filter the going on 2 years. I would say this helped, but it would not seem the MAF was really, really dirty.
I now know how to do this on the 2009 justa, without taking everything apart now, so I will repeat a couple times per year. Can't hurt. Give it a try.
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BThayer23 Well-Known Member
Sweet. 3mpg is pretty dramatic. Thanks for documenting the results, Jim.
I'd say this is something you should do as often as you change your spark plugs, 40-60k miles, or more if you use a reusable filter. Clean the filter, re-oil, and then clean the MAF a week later. My other car has a MAF sensor, and that's the maintenance interval I use. -
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There are def difference then, heres the R56 S, notice #13 before the airbox
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