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December 6th 05, 02:47 AM
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Mass Air Flow sensor: Removing Restrictor to increase power
There is a metal piece inside the Mass air flow sensor (MAF) on my 1993
Audi 90 CS; it has two screws. As anyone unscrewed the two screws and removed this metal piece to allow more air into the engine? Is it safe enough to do in order to get more power? 
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