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Problem Reports » Cleaning May Correct Faulty Mass Air Flow Sensor
Toyota Avalon
Report: Cleaning May Correct Faulty Mass Air Flow Sensor
Toyota Avalon Problem
Model Years Affected: 1997, 1998
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The mass air flow sensor on higher mileage cars occasionally needs to be cleaned or replaced if sluggish acceleration is experienced or the Check Engine Light is illuminated with a mass air flow meter sensor fault code stored.
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