DIY Mercedes W204 C180 MAF Sensor Cam Shaft Sensors Replacement.

Hello wannabe mechanics! In this episode we are going to show you how to replace the MAF sensor on a Mercedes W204 1.6l petrol engine.
Symptoms of a Malfunctioning MAF are:
Check Engine Light Illuminates
Lean Idling
Engine Not Starting Properly
Engine Drags
Delayed Acceleration
Excessive Fuel Consumption
Smell of Unburned Fuel from Exhaust
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Tools used:
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Parts
MAF sensor
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