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Machined GM MAF sensor

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bme91gsx

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Mar 16, 2008
Muskegon, Michigan
Hey Guys.. Lately Ive been machining GM maf sensors to help eliminate boost leaks at this point in the intercooler system.

Basically what I have done is machine the "notch" out of the sensor and gave the clamping area more width and depth. This provides a better sealing surface and clamping area to prevent leaks.
 

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That's usually where I blow a coupler off. The coupler had to be notched to fit properly, so the t-bolt clamp doesn't get to put force on it correctly and eventually it blows off. I plan to eliminate it all together with a MAP though.
 
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