Gave her all the parts and money she needs, Car will not accelerate

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Oil soaked ignition wires should have very little electrical effect as oil is a good dielectric. The only danger is the rubber parts start swelling or softening over time.

There is a spray cleaner that works safely with our AFM, but odds are you don't have access to it. Regular MAF cleaner will cause permanent damage, and is so noted on the can if you read the instructions carefully.
 

IndigoMKII

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3p141592654;2014045 said:
Oil soaked ignition wires should have very little electrical effect as oil is a good dielectric. The only danger is the rubber parts start swelling or softening over time.

There is a spray cleaner that works safely with our AFM, but odds are you don't have access to it. Regular MAF cleaner will cause permanent damage, and is so noted on the can if you read the instructions carefully.

There's a AFM cleaner that is safe for ours? Do you have a product name you could share?
 

supraguy@aol

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Grandavi;2014073 said:
The key is to not over tighten and pull the thread from the head.

I was toying with the idea of installing studs in their place...Wondering if there would be any benefit, besides reducing the wear & tear on the threads.