This could be causing your run-ability issues

Your mass air flow sensor measures the amount of air that in coming into your engine. This measurement determines how much fuel your engine needs to run properly. When this sensor is not reading the air flow properly this can cause either to much fuel or not enough to be delivered into your engine. This can cause what we call a lean or rich fuel condition. Both conditions are detrimental to the run-ability of your engine. They can cause damage to your engine components such as your catalytic converter and if left to long even your pistons and the bearings located in the lower part of your engine. This can also be a possible cause for poor fuel economy.


Keeping your engine in good running order is important to keep you safe on the road. Give us call and let us take care of you.



Happy Adventures,

Heather


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