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Why does my factory air cleaner only have a 2 wire plug instead of 6 wire plug?
The retaining tabs on my 2005 factory air cleaner housing are broke so i have to replace it. My original air cleaner has a 2 wire plug for the sensor with the 6 wire just hanging next to it on a factory plastic stud to keep it there rather than loose. All of the used air cleaner housings i found are all just the flat 6 plug ones. Can i just plug the flat one in to the new housing and let the 2 wire plug hang free or do i have to find a housing just like mine to work correctly with my truck?
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Should be able to. Thats the MAF sensor. If it doenst work it will let you know.
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The top unit shows the IAT sensor. (Intake Air Temp). The bottom unit shows a MAF sensor. (Mass Air Flow)
Some 2005 trucks did not use a MAF Sensor. I have one of those. If you want to use a housing like the bottom one, drill a hole for the IAT sensor and move it from the to unit to the bottom unit. Plug the IAT sensor in but do not plug the MAF sensor in. |
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Interesting...guess the PCM just will not recognize the MAF if it was originally an IAT.
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My truck was like this too, I thought these were MAF trucks but I was scratching my head when I had it apart to do the turbo.
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The Mass Air Flow (MAF) Sensor was removed from F-Series vehicles with Federal calibrations beginning in November 2004 (several months into the 2005 model year production) and added back in for the 2006 model years.
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On a side note my 05 was built Oct 04 and has a MAF. |
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On a side note my 05 was built Oct 04 and has a MAF. |
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I believe what you described is true - don't know for sure though.
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