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MAFS
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MAFSMass Air Flow Sensor (Car Part)
MAFSMinistry of Agriculture and Food Security
MAFSMidwestern Association of Forensic Scientists
MAFSManheim Automotive Financial Services (US and Canada)
MAFSMinistry of Agriculture and Food Supply (various locations)
MAFSMissouri Association of Faculty Senates (est. 1993)
MAFSManagement Arrangements Feasibility Study (UK)
MAFSMid America Financial Services (Schaumburg, IL)
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Look at the sixth column, labeled Mass Air Flow Sensor Test 1.
Driveability Corner by Mark Warren / Motor
How about for a tie rod end, mass air flow sensor, or an evaporative emissions sensor?
Ask A Mechanic Wading Through the Mess of Car Repair Prices and Auto ... by Theodore Olson / Automotive community
I recently attended a K&N product info session where a company representative demystified the issues surrounding mass air flow sensor contamination from K&N air filters.
Do K&N Filters Foul Your Mass Air Flow Sensor? by Randy Wellington / Automobile industry community
 
 
 
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