Ford V-10 MPG getting worse, dirty MAF?
My 2004 Ford V-10 has MPG dropping since 2006. As my engine was getting broken in, you'd think the MPG would go up slightly, mine dropped. Not sure about the corelation, but that's about the time I ch...
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pnichols wrote:If it wasn't wildly windy for you, you'd be fine.ron.dittmer wrote:
One example of "As Conditions Mandate" is a windy day visit through Monument Valley will immediately require a new air filter after you exit.
Hmmm ... now you got me worried Ron. I did nothing about my paper air filter after our trip around the "RV's Not Recommended" loop in Monument Valley last October! :E
(Sure was fun, though.)
When we exited there with our Toyota motor home, the engine compartment was solid red. I wished I had taken a picture of it. At the next town with a do-it-yourself car wash, I first power washed the engine bay with special attention to the radiator. A lot of red came out from in between the cooling fins. Immediately following was the new air filter. I remember opening the air filter housing and seeing lots of red in there. Needless to say, I cleaned the housing interior too.
