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Electrical plug on air intake? 1989

posted by  mcduck on  Thu Sep 29 02:56 CST 2005
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It's common for corrosion to occur in electrical connections as cars get older; what you've done is "reseat" the mass air flow meter connector, scraping the corrosion off the contacts and restoring the connection.
Reseating all the connectors, including relays, once in a while will prevent trouble down the line.






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