2.7T A6 MAF sensor
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2.7T A6 MAF sensor
The MAF sensor on my 2000 A6 2.7T through a code about a week ago. My
local shop (who I have used for years and trust - the dealer is 75
miles away and expensive) says that there is a history of MAF problems
with AUDI. While waiting for the part, the malfunction indicator went
out after a few restarts and has stayed out. The shop recommends
replacing the MAF anyway. Any suggestions? Thanks. Bruce
local shop (who I have used for years and trust - the dealer is 75
miles away and expensive) says that there is a history of MAF problems
with AUDI. While waiting for the part, the malfunction indicator went
out after a few restarts and has stayed out. The shop recommends
replacing the MAF anyway. Any suggestions? Thanks. Bruce
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Re: 2.7T A6 MAF sensor
Bruce,
I've heard of many failing with oiled filter elements (ie - K&N) installed -
the oil coats the wire in the MAF, and then the dirt (yes, some does get by)
sticks to the wire, which then heats up and burns out.
Look to some online sources for the MAF - I seem to remember there was
somewhere that would rebuild the unit, and then there's car-part.com - they
show listings for MAF's as low as U$100 for the 2.7t (assuming that you're
in the US)
Cheers!
Steve Sears
1987 Audi 5kTQ
1980 Audi 5k
1962 and '64 Auto Union DKW Junior deLuxes
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"Bruce W. Ellis" <ellis@means.net> wrote in message
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> The MAF sensor on my 2000 A6 2.7T through a code about a week ago. My
> local shop (who I have used for years and trust - the dealer is 75
> miles away and expensive) says that there is a history of MAF problems
> with AUDI. While waiting for the part, the malfunction indicator went
> out after a few restarts and has stayed out. The shop recommends
> replacing the MAF anyway. Any suggestions? Thanks. Bruce
>
I've heard of many failing with oiled filter elements (ie - K&N) installed -
the oil coats the wire in the MAF, and then the dirt (yes, some does get by)
sticks to the wire, which then heats up and burns out.
Look to some online sources for the MAF - I seem to remember there was
somewhere that would rebuild the unit, and then there's car-part.com - they
show listings for MAF's as low as U$100 for the 2.7t (assuming that you're
in the US)
Cheers!
Steve Sears
1987 Audi 5kTQ
1980 Audi 5k
1962 and '64 Auto Union DKW Junior deLuxes
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"Bruce W. Ellis" <ellis@means.net> wrote in message
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> The MAF sensor on my 2000 A6 2.7T through a code about a week ago. My
> local shop (who I have used for years and trust - the dealer is 75
> miles away and expensive) says that there is a history of MAF problems
> with AUDI. While waiting for the part, the malfunction indicator went
> out after a few restarts and has stayed out. The shop recommends
> replacing the MAF anyway. Any suggestions? Thanks. Bruce
>
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Re: 2.7T A6 MAF sensor
Bruce,
I've heard of many failing with oiled filter elements (ie - K&N) installed -
the oil coats the wire in the MAF, and then the dirt (yes, some does get by)
sticks to the wire, which then heats up and burns out.
Look to some online sources for the MAF - I seem to remember there was
somewhere that would rebuild the unit, and then there's car-part.com - they
show listings for MAF's as low as U$100 for the 2.7t (assuming that you're
in the US)
Cheers!
Steve Sears
1987 Audi 5kTQ
1980 Audi 5k
1962 and '64 Auto Union DKW Junior deLuxes
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"Bruce W. Ellis" <ellis@means.net> wrote in message
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> The MAF sensor on my 2000 A6 2.7T through a code about a week ago. My
> local shop (who I have used for years and trust - the dealer is 75
> miles away and expensive) says that there is a history of MAF problems
> with AUDI. While waiting for the part, the malfunction indicator went
> out after a few restarts and has stayed out. The shop recommends
> replacing the MAF anyway. Any suggestions? Thanks. Bruce
>
I've heard of many failing with oiled filter elements (ie - K&N) installed -
the oil coats the wire in the MAF, and then the dirt (yes, some does get by)
sticks to the wire, which then heats up and burns out.
Look to some online sources for the MAF - I seem to remember there was
somewhere that would rebuild the unit, and then there's car-part.com - they
show listings for MAF's as low as U$100 for the 2.7t (assuming that you're
in the US)
Cheers!
Steve Sears
1987 Audi 5kTQ
1980 Audi 5k
1962 and '64 Auto Union DKW Junior deLuxes
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"Bruce W. Ellis" <ellis@means.net> wrote in message
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> The MAF sensor on my 2000 A6 2.7T through a code about a week ago. My
> local shop (who I have used for years and trust - the dealer is 75
> miles away and expensive) says that there is a history of MAF problems
> with AUDI. While waiting for the part, the malfunction indicator went
> out after a few restarts and has stayed out. The shop recommends
> replacing the MAF anyway. Any suggestions? Thanks. Bruce
>
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Re: 2.7T A6 MAF sensor
Bruce,
I've heard of many failing with oiled filter elements (ie - K&N) installed -
the oil coats the wire in the MAF, and then the dirt (yes, some does get by)
sticks to the wire, which then heats up and burns out.
Look to some online sources for the MAF - I seem to remember there was
somewhere that would rebuild the unit, and then there's car-part.com - they
show listings for MAF's as low as U$100 for the 2.7t (assuming that you're
in the US)
Cheers!
Steve Sears
1987 Audi 5kTQ
1980 Audi 5k
1962 and '64 Auto Union DKW Junior deLuxes
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"Bruce W. Ellis" <ellis@means.net> wrote in message
news:j5urq0dio6ggfgikq0nm4vupi7vdcsbbe8@4ax.com...
> The MAF sensor on my 2000 A6 2.7T through a code about a week ago. My
> local shop (who I have used for years and trust - the dealer is 75
> miles away and expensive) says that there is a history of MAF problems
> with AUDI. While waiting for the part, the malfunction indicator went
> out after a few restarts and has stayed out. The shop recommends
> replacing the MAF anyway. Any suggestions? Thanks. Bruce
>
I've heard of many failing with oiled filter elements (ie - K&N) installed -
the oil coats the wire in the MAF, and then the dirt (yes, some does get by)
sticks to the wire, which then heats up and burns out.
Look to some online sources for the MAF - I seem to remember there was
somewhere that would rebuild the unit, and then there's car-part.com - they
show listings for MAF's as low as U$100 for the 2.7t (assuming that you're
in the US)
Cheers!
Steve Sears
1987 Audi 5kTQ
1980 Audi 5k
1962 and '64 Auto Union DKW Junior deLuxes
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"Bruce W. Ellis" <ellis@means.net> wrote in message
news:j5urq0dio6ggfgikq0nm4vupi7vdcsbbe8@4ax.com...
> The MAF sensor on my 2000 A6 2.7T through a code about a week ago. My
> local shop (who I have used for years and trust - the dealer is 75
> miles away and expensive) says that there is a history of MAF problems
> with AUDI. While waiting for the part, the malfunction indicator went
> out after a few restarts and has stayed out. The shop recommends
> replacing the MAF anyway. Any suggestions? Thanks. Bruce
>
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Re: 2.7T A6 MAF sensor
On Wed, 01 Dec 2004 17:05:21 GMT, Bruce W. Ellis <ellis@means.net> wrote:
>The MAF sensor on my 2000 A6 2.7T through a code about a week ago. My
>local shop (who I have used for years and trust - the dealer is 75
>miles away and expensive) says that there is a history of MAF problems
>with AUDI. While waiting for the part, the malfunction indicator went
>out after a few restarts and has stayed out. The shop recommends
>replacing the MAF anyway. Any suggestions? Thanks. Bruce
This one is easy with a VAG tool or VAG-COM: check the part load percent
adaptation for the MAF. If it's above or below the allowable adaptation range,
replace the MAF.
I had a suspect MAF throwing codes and setting the Check indicator. I checked
Measuring Block 32, part load was at +21% adapted. IIRC the allowed range is
like +/-10%.
Audi replaced MAF meter, new p/n 078-906-461-B, cleared codes and took it out
for a "readiness" driving loop, road test showed no further errors. When I got
the car back, Measuring Block 32 showed the new part load at 1% adapted. Nice.
This MAF replaced under the "double-secret extended warranty" for MAFs of this
type. Audi ate the service charge of $164.11.
/daytripper
'00 s4 6spd
>The MAF sensor on my 2000 A6 2.7T through a code about a week ago. My
>local shop (who I have used for years and trust - the dealer is 75
>miles away and expensive) says that there is a history of MAF problems
>with AUDI. While waiting for the part, the malfunction indicator went
>out after a few restarts and has stayed out. The shop recommends
>replacing the MAF anyway. Any suggestions? Thanks. Bruce
This one is easy with a VAG tool or VAG-COM: check the part load percent
adaptation for the MAF. If it's above or below the allowable adaptation range,
replace the MAF.
I had a suspect MAF throwing codes and setting the Check indicator. I checked
Measuring Block 32, part load was at +21% adapted. IIRC the allowed range is
like +/-10%.
Audi replaced MAF meter, new p/n 078-906-461-B, cleared codes and took it out
for a "readiness" driving loop, road test showed no further errors. When I got
the car back, Measuring Block 32 showed the new part load at 1% adapted. Nice.
This MAF replaced under the "double-secret extended warranty" for MAFs of this
type. Audi ate the service charge of $164.11.
/daytripper
'00 s4 6spd
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Re: 2.7T A6 MAF sensor
On Wed, 01 Dec 2004 17:05:21 GMT, Bruce W. Ellis <ellis@means.net> wrote:
>The MAF sensor on my 2000 A6 2.7T through a code about a week ago. My
>local shop (who I have used for years and trust - the dealer is 75
>miles away and expensive) says that there is a history of MAF problems
>with AUDI. While waiting for the part, the malfunction indicator went
>out after a few restarts and has stayed out. The shop recommends
>replacing the MAF anyway. Any suggestions? Thanks. Bruce
This one is easy with a VAG tool or VAG-COM: check the part load percent
adaptation for the MAF. If it's above or below the allowable adaptation range,
replace the MAF.
I had a suspect MAF throwing codes and setting the Check indicator. I checked
Measuring Block 32, part load was at +21% adapted. IIRC the allowed range is
like +/-10%.
Audi replaced MAF meter, new p/n 078-906-461-B, cleared codes and took it out
for a "readiness" driving loop, road test showed no further errors. When I got
the car back, Measuring Block 32 showed the new part load at 1% adapted. Nice.
This MAF replaced under the "double-secret extended warranty" for MAFs of this
type. Audi ate the service charge of $164.11.
/daytripper
'00 s4 6spd
>The MAF sensor on my 2000 A6 2.7T through a code about a week ago. My
>local shop (who I have used for years and trust - the dealer is 75
>miles away and expensive) says that there is a history of MAF problems
>with AUDI. While waiting for the part, the malfunction indicator went
>out after a few restarts and has stayed out. The shop recommends
>replacing the MAF anyway. Any suggestions? Thanks. Bruce
This one is easy with a VAG tool or VAG-COM: check the part load percent
adaptation for the MAF. If it's above or below the allowable adaptation range,
replace the MAF.
I had a suspect MAF throwing codes and setting the Check indicator. I checked
Measuring Block 32, part load was at +21% adapted. IIRC the allowed range is
like +/-10%.
Audi replaced MAF meter, new p/n 078-906-461-B, cleared codes and took it out
for a "readiness" driving loop, road test showed no further errors. When I got
the car back, Measuring Block 32 showed the new part load at 1% adapted. Nice.
This MAF replaced under the "double-secret extended warranty" for MAFs of this
type. Audi ate the service charge of $164.11.
/daytripper
'00 s4 6spd
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Re: 2.7T A6 MAF sensor
On Wed, 01 Dec 2004 17:05:21 GMT, Bruce W. Ellis <ellis@means.net> wrote:
>The MAF sensor on my 2000 A6 2.7T through a code about a week ago. My
>local shop (who I have used for years and trust - the dealer is 75
>miles away and expensive) says that there is a history of MAF problems
>with AUDI. While waiting for the part, the malfunction indicator went
>out after a few restarts and has stayed out. The shop recommends
>replacing the MAF anyway. Any suggestions? Thanks. Bruce
This one is easy with a VAG tool or VAG-COM: check the part load percent
adaptation for the MAF. If it's above or below the allowable adaptation range,
replace the MAF.
I had a suspect MAF throwing codes and setting the Check indicator. I checked
Measuring Block 32, part load was at +21% adapted. IIRC the allowed range is
like +/-10%.
Audi replaced MAF meter, new p/n 078-906-461-B, cleared codes and took it out
for a "readiness" driving loop, road test showed no further errors. When I got
the car back, Measuring Block 32 showed the new part load at 1% adapted. Nice.
This MAF replaced under the "double-secret extended warranty" for MAFs of this
type. Audi ate the service charge of $164.11.
/daytripper
'00 s4 6spd
>The MAF sensor on my 2000 A6 2.7T through a code about a week ago. My
>local shop (who I have used for years and trust - the dealer is 75
>miles away and expensive) says that there is a history of MAF problems
>with AUDI. While waiting for the part, the malfunction indicator went
>out after a few restarts and has stayed out. The shop recommends
>replacing the MAF anyway. Any suggestions? Thanks. Bruce
This one is easy with a VAG tool or VAG-COM: check the part load percent
adaptation for the MAF. If it's above or below the allowable adaptation range,
replace the MAF.
I had a suspect MAF throwing codes and setting the Check indicator. I checked
Measuring Block 32, part load was at +21% adapted. IIRC the allowed range is
like +/-10%.
Audi replaced MAF meter, new p/n 078-906-461-B, cleared codes and took it out
for a "readiness" driving loop, road test showed no further errors. When I got
the car back, Measuring Block 32 showed the new part load at 1% adapted. Nice.
This MAF replaced under the "double-secret extended warranty" for MAFs of this
type. Audi ate the service charge of $164.11.
/daytripper
'00 s4 6spd
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Re: 2.7T A6 MAF sensor
In article <j5urq0dio6ggfgikq0nm4vupi7vdcsbbe8@4ax.com>,
Bruce W. Ellis <ellis@means.net> wrote:
> The MAF sensor on my 2000 A6 2.7T through a code about a week ago. My
> local shop (who I have used for years and trust - the dealer is 75
> miles away and expensive) says that there is a history of MAF problems
> with AUDI. While waiting for the part, the malfunction indicator went
> out after a few restarts and has stayed out. The shop recommends
> replacing the MAF anyway. Any suggestions? Thanks. Bruce
Check on Warranty Extension LR, Mass Air Flow Warranty Extension, dated
Nov 2003, which extended the warranty to 70,000 miles or 7 years,
whichever occurs first. During that time, AUDI will replace it free.
Bruce W. Ellis <ellis@means.net> wrote:
> The MAF sensor on my 2000 A6 2.7T through a code about a week ago. My
> local shop (who I have used for years and trust - the dealer is 75
> miles away and expensive) says that there is a history of MAF problems
> with AUDI. While waiting for the part, the malfunction indicator went
> out after a few restarts and has stayed out. The shop recommends
> replacing the MAF anyway. Any suggestions? Thanks. Bruce
Check on Warranty Extension LR, Mass Air Flow Warranty Extension, dated
Nov 2003, which extended the warranty to 70,000 miles or 7 years,
whichever occurs first. During that time, AUDI will replace it free.
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Re: 2.7T A6 MAF sensor
In article <j5urq0dio6ggfgikq0nm4vupi7vdcsbbe8@4ax.com>,
Bruce W. Ellis <ellis@means.net> wrote:
> The MAF sensor on my 2000 A6 2.7T through a code about a week ago. My
> local shop (who I have used for years and trust - the dealer is 75
> miles away and expensive) says that there is a history of MAF problems
> with AUDI. While waiting for the part, the malfunction indicator went
> out after a few restarts and has stayed out. The shop recommends
> replacing the MAF anyway. Any suggestions? Thanks. Bruce
Check on Warranty Extension LR, Mass Air Flow Warranty Extension, dated
Nov 2003, which extended the warranty to 70,000 miles or 7 years,
whichever occurs first. During that time, AUDI will replace it free.
Bruce W. Ellis <ellis@means.net> wrote:
> The MAF sensor on my 2000 A6 2.7T through a code about a week ago. My
> local shop (who I have used for years and trust - the dealer is 75
> miles away and expensive) says that there is a history of MAF problems
> with AUDI. While waiting for the part, the malfunction indicator went
> out after a few restarts and has stayed out. The shop recommends
> replacing the MAF anyway. Any suggestions? Thanks. Bruce
Check on Warranty Extension LR, Mass Air Flow Warranty Extension, dated
Nov 2003, which extended the warranty to 70,000 miles or 7 years,
whichever occurs first. During that time, AUDI will replace it free.
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Re: 2.7T A6 MAF sensor
In article <j5urq0dio6ggfgikq0nm4vupi7vdcsbbe8@4ax.com>,
Bruce W. Ellis <ellis@means.net> wrote:
> The MAF sensor on my 2000 A6 2.7T through a code about a week ago. My
> local shop (who I have used for years and trust - the dealer is 75
> miles away and expensive) says that there is a history of MAF problems
> with AUDI. While waiting for the part, the malfunction indicator went
> out after a few restarts and has stayed out. The shop recommends
> replacing the MAF anyway. Any suggestions? Thanks. Bruce
Check on Warranty Extension LR, Mass Air Flow Warranty Extension, dated
Nov 2003, which extended the warranty to 70,000 miles or 7 years,
whichever occurs first. During that time, AUDI will replace it free.
Bruce W. Ellis <ellis@means.net> wrote:
> The MAF sensor on my 2000 A6 2.7T through a code about a week ago. My
> local shop (who I have used for years and trust - the dealer is 75
> miles away and expensive) says that there is a history of MAF problems
> with AUDI. While waiting for the part, the malfunction indicator went
> out after a few restarts and has stayed out. The shop recommends
> replacing the MAF anyway. Any suggestions? Thanks. Bruce
Check on Warranty Extension LR, Mass Air Flow Warranty Extension, dated
Nov 2003, which extended the warranty to 70,000 miles or 7 years,
whichever occurs first. During that time, AUDI will replace it free.
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