Mass Air Flow Sensor
Our 2001 gas Class A lost power on the turnpike 4 weeks ago. It's still at the Ford dealer troubleshooting :? They know the mass air flow sensor was the culprit but now everytime they hook up the new...
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mamaw56 wrote:
...These past two years it’s been rockin’ the checkbook. Not much else can happen except the fridge is still kicking. Fingers crossed...
Not trying to scare you, or trying to be a jerk, but many years ago when I worked in a station I would hear this type of statement from a customer on an older vehicle. About 4-8 weeks later they would be back in for a repair. As they paid the bill they would repeat that thought. 4-8 weeks later they would be back again. It seemed to never end.
FWIW, sometimes it makes sense to cut an run. I sold my 96 (then 17 years old) class A which was running like a top when I realized it could no longer run cross country problem free. A nice couple bought it and used it local with their grandkids. For them it's working great. I moved on to a newer truck/5'ver
