May 18, 2011Updated: December 18, 2022By: Abraham Torres-ArredondoArticle ID: 414
This mass air flow (MAF) sensor belongs to an 2002 Ford Ranger. The hot wire has a fly stuck to it, and the Air Temperature Resistor is fuzzed up with dirt.
This dirty MAF was causing the Ford Ranger to have a lack of power when accelerating it under load. The MAF sensor's performance was restored after cleaning.
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