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Location: Nebraska
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![]() I remembered reading on here that Kenne Bell and Ford are the only two makers of MAF Sensors that are specifically calibrated for injectors. And most other companies just trick the ecu into thinking it has less air coming in etc. I recently found a problem with my stock error code 157 - MAF - low voltage and figured it's a good time to replace it anyway.
I'm looking for a 73mm MAF Sensor, direct bolt-on, calibrated for 19lbs injectors since I dont' have many mods to my mustang at all no point in upping the injectors flow. So anyone have any links to a good starting point to get one? Any links or advice from personal experience? |
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