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  1. #1 Maf sensor connector 
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    Well, apparently my MAF sensor is broken. Literally, the plastic around the plug is almost completely broken off. This may explain some of my problems with surging and stalling

    So I need a new one I guess. Is this the right one?
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    2001 Bonneville SLE - L36, Cone Filter, 200k miles
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  2. #2 Re: What th- ? Really!? 
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    Go to a salvage yard and pocket one for free, that's what I do lol. Just sayin.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TexasTanker19kilo20 View Post
    Go to a salvage yard and pocket one for free, that's what I do lol. Just sayin.
    That or someone around here should have one laying around they are not using. Makes a Wanted thread.
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    Since you didn't say what year/model your car was then we can only guess....

    If you look at the black plastic top on your existing MAF if should have the part # on it (the AFHM-xxx). Then you know you are getting the correct one.

    And I'd hit up a JY or someone on here, or craigslist for that matter. New MAF's are expensive. Keep in mind that there are other makes/models of GM cars that take the same MAF so if you can't find one for your particular car check the associated vehicles and see what comes up.
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  5. #5 Re: Maf sensor plug 
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    Sorry, 2003 Grand Prix Gt. I'm making a junkyard run next Wednesday, so I guess I'll look.
    2001 Bonneville SLE - L36, Cone Filter, 200k miles
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    Connector?

    Plug implies you no longer wish to have a connection there.
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    Yes, I suppose. Thread title was changed by a mod (I'm guessing), but yeah, connector.
    2001 Bonneville SLE - L36, Cone Filter, 200k miles
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    these are the guys i used for a new maf pig tail, comes with 12 inches of wire, PM them they can make any stock plug for any GM car or truck, you can even tell them what color you would like the wires to be.

    why buy junk yard stuff when its 10 bucks shipped for brand new.
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    Either above or Rockauto.com has them for about $22 shipped.
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