How to Get Your Car Home in an Emergency
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Is the TPS the same as the Mass Airflow Sensor?
What about a failing alternator, YOU GOT ANY TRICKS FOR THAT!? HUH?!?!? TELL ME GODDAMMIT…..
😅 j/k…
Excellent advice
This is a good tip for a faulty sensor or torn intake hose.
But this only applies to this particular issue.
Airborne!
Yeah but most of the time it's not just a mass air flow sensor lol.😅
Given the way cars are designed now days I'm surprised the mass airflow sensor is still screwed onto the intake as a seperate part and not molded into it so that you have to buy the entire intake to get a new sensor
This is the step after pulling fuses 😂
A bad MAF/MAP sensor can cause a lot of weird problems………disconnecting it does indeed get you home. Good advice Scotty.