"GT" > wrote >
> Reading around a little and there a few suggestions online that its safe
> to unplug the MAF and try the car without it. That doesn't seem right to
> me - sensors are there for a reason, surely? If the 'brain' can't sense
> how much air is flowing, then how can it manage fuel/air mixes properly?
>

No doubt someone will be along shortly to offer the technical explanation,
but I've seen it said many times : "disconnect the MAF and see what effect
this has". Apparently this does no harm (obviously you eventually need to
re-connect the old / replacement MAF).

Dave S... :>))