hey!!!
sooo im having a hard time getting that damn maf sensor off!!! everyone makes it sound so easy! lol, i have the step by step instructions but maybe a video would help me out better. i cant get the maf off and then im not sure about the elbox or whatever. any pointers or videos would be great cause i got my new tb and im wanting to install but my "friends" are always busy but i dont want a shop to rip me off. please help!!!
thanks.

 

just curious why do you need to remove the sensor to install the new TB?

 

i was hoping the reply to this would be helping my situation, oh well. whole different ball game under the hood with a limited from an srt-6. i guess im taking it into a shop tomorrow, thanks for your help everyone!

 

Wow, what a pissy reply. Good luck with the stealership. I would help you, but.......... Nah....... deal with it your self.

 

didn't realize the TB and sensor were so different from the limited to the SRT.
-steve

 

i just thought this would be where i could go with specific situations needing help with. im not going to the dealership my warranty is already up, im going to a little euro place off of west bay. i love living in the northwest, people are nice. and yeah i dont know much but, i know srt-6 and limited intakes are different i know there is a y pipe somewhere in there excluding something off of n/a/ltd (i think). thanks again everyone!

 

One of the disadvantages of this forum is the number of viewers (nothing to do with the forum, just there aren't that many of us crossfires out there... relatively speaking). It may take a day or two for someone who knows what you need to come across the thread. You might want to also try over on MBworld. There are far more MBs than crossfires.
Good Luck.
-steve

 

Now that is a great reply, people do need to understand that others don't always see new posts where help is being asked for. Also with Spring/Summer very much upon most coupled with the time of day questions are being asked, it may be a while before you can get an answer.

Be patient young Kwai Chang Caine's