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Check Eng Light S80 2005

Thanks, Klaus.

I drove in down to the local auto parts store and had them pull the codes. It showed a MAF sensor error. The guy said to try cleaning it with some $7 spray cleaner they had. So I bit and took it. He said some people use spray brake cleaner but I was reluctant to use something other than what's labelled for the job. So I went home and sprayed a little through the MAF - it smelled just like brake cleaner. Then I disconnected the battery for a few minutes to clear the code. We drove the car tonight and so far no warning lights.






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