GM 15865791
Mass Air Flow Sensor, Passenger Side

You must handle the sensor gently to avoid damaging the air inlet honeycell area when replacing it since all substances including cleaning fluids must stay away from the sensing elements that should remain untouched. The air duct will benefit from a minimal quantity of lubricant which does not contain silicone for installation assistance. The installation process starts with disconnecting the Mass Air Flow Sensor/iat sensor from its engine harness electrical connector before removing all securing screws to extract the sensor. To install the new Mass Air Flow Sensor/iat sensor position it and fasten it with screws that should be tightened to 0.6 n.m (5 lb in) as per the fastener notice. The last step involves reconnecting the engine harness electrical connector back to the Mass Air Flow Sensor/iat sensor.

The first step when replacing the Mass Air Flow Sensor requires removal of the front engine compartment sight shield. Remove both Mass Air Flow Sensor/intake Air Temperature Sensor electrical wires and take out the screws holding the sensor in its place. Use caution to remove the Mass Air Flow Sensor from the air cleaner housing cover duct but do not allow it to fall or damage the screen at the air inlet. Maintain contact with sensing elements and refrain from letting solvents and lubricants meet them. Replace the worn-out Mass Air Flow Sensor gasket using a new one before installation. Properly handle the Mass Air Flow Sensor when installing it by applying a small amount of soap-based solution to assist the procedure. Install the Mass Air Flow Sensor within the air cleaner housing cover duct while following the fastener notice for screw tightening to 4 n.m (35 lb in). Reattach the electrical connector of the Mass Air Flow Sensor while putting back the front engine compartment sight shield.

As the first step in replacing the Mass Air Flow Sensor/intake Air Temperature Sensor you need to remove the air cleaner assembly. You should start by removing the air cleaner resonator duct after you loosen its clamp. Start by removing the bolts that secure the Mass Air Flow Sensor/intake air temperature (IAT) sensor then pull out the sensor while also taking its seal. To perform the installation first position the new Mass Air Flow Sensor/iat sensor and its replacement seal while observing recommended fastener recommendations. Before tightening, install both Mass Air Flow Sensor/iat sensor bolts while keeping torque at 4 n.m (35 lb in). Reinstall the air cleaner resonator duct before tightening its clamp while completing the replacement of the air cleaner assembly.

The first step to replace the Mass Air Flow Sensor with intake Air Temperature Sensor starts with disconnecting the engine harness electrical connector from Mass Air Flow Sensor/iat then removing screws which secure the sensor before removing it. Install the Mass Air Flow Sensor/iat sensor into its place according to fastener caution instructions while fixing it with screws that require torque tightness of 0.6 nm (5 lb in). The final step is to reattach both engine harness electrical connector to the Mass Air Flow Sensor/iat sensor.

The Mass Air Flow Sensor/intake Air Temperature Sensor replacement begins by disconnecting the electrical connector to the Mass Air Flow Sensor/intake Air Temperature Sensor after which you remove 2 screws from the Mass Air Flow Sensor/intake Air Temperature Sensor to air cleaner assembly. Extract the sensor from its position. Follow standard care when handling the new Mass Air Flow Sensor/intake Air Temperature Sensor because casual contact must be avoided with sensor elements and both solvents and lubricants are forbidden from contacting them. The small application of soap-based solution helps during installation procedures. The Mass Air Flow Sensor/intake Air Temperature Sensor must be installed into the air cleaner assembly before securing it with two screws that should be tightened to 2.25 n.m (20 lb in). You should complete the installation by plugging in the electrical connector to the Mass Air Flow Sensor/intake Air Temperature Sensor.

You need to begin replacement of Mass Air Flow Sensor with intake Air Temperature Sensor by removing the Mass Air Flow Sensor (MAF)/air intake temperature (IAT) sensor electrical connector. Mount the air cleaner housing and uninstall its maf/iat sensor by removing two screws. The maf/iat sensor installation requires putting it into the air cleaner housing after which you must screw it down using 2 screws followed by connecting its electrical connector.

The replacement process of the Mass Air Flow Sensor starts with disconnecting the Mass Air Flow Sensor electrical connector followed by air cleaner assembly removal. The process starts with removing Mass Air Flow Sensor screws and afterwards the Mass Air Flow Sensor can be taken out. The installation process starts with adding the Mass Air Flow Sensor and fastening it with Mass Air Flow Sensor screws then tightening these items to 10 n.m according to the fastener notice. After the replacement operation finish by reinstalling the air cleaner assembly and reattaching the Mass Air Flow Sensor electrical connector.

The replacement process for Mass Air Flow Sensor/intake Air Temperature Sensor begins with disconnecting the engine wiring harness electrical connector from Mass Air Flow Sensor/intake Air Temperature Sensor before unscrewing the Mass Air Flow Sensor/intake Air Temperature Sensor screws. Pull out the Mass Air Flow Sensor/intake Air Temperature Sensor from the air cleaner assembly with caution. The new Mass Air Flow Sensor/intake Air Temperature Sensor requires careful handling to prevent drops that might create damage and you should avoid touching its screen or sensing elements during installation. Fatty substances must stay away from sensing elements while a small amount of soap-based solution helps installation. The Mass Air Flow Sensor/intake Air Temperature Sensor needs to be positioned inside the air cleaner assembly after which two Mass Air Flow Sensor/intake Air Temperature Sensor screws must be secured at 1.5 n.m (13 lb in). A proper reinstallation requires you to connect the engine wiring harness electrical connector back to the Mass Air Flow Sensor/intake Air Temperature Sensor.

You must handle the Mass Air Flow Sensor/intake Air Temperature Sensor carefully to protect its honeycell at the air opening and refrain from contacting both sensing components with your hands or cleaning fluids; a tiny amount of non-silicone lubricant applied to the air tube will help installation. Start the Mass Air Flow Sensor/iat sensor replacement by disconnecting the electrical connector followed by removing the clamp at both the Mass Air Flow Sensor/iat sensor and Throttle Body then unbolting and removing the air cleaner outlet duct. You should start by unfurling the clamp joining the Mass Air Flow Sensor/iat sensor to the air cleaner housing before extracting the sensor from the housing. Install the Mass Air Flow Sensor/iat sensor by first orienting the embossed arrow toward the engine before placing it onto the air cleaner housing where the clamp needs tightening to 7 n.m (62 lb in). Fasten the air cleaner outlet duct in place using the bolt which needs tightness of 10 n.m (89 lb in). Use 7 n.m (62 lb in) torque to clamp the Mass Air Flow Sensor/iat sensor to the air cleaner housing and the Throttle Body. Afterward attach the Mass Air Flow Sensor/iat electrical connector.

Engineers need to disconnect the engine wiring harness electrical connector before they remove the Mass Air Flow Sensor (MAF)/intake air temperature (IAT) sensor from the maf/iat sensor. Release the screws attached to the maf/iat sensor then remove it from around the air cleaner assembly. Technically handle the maf sensor because dropping it will produce damage and avoid touching the sensing elements or harming the screen on the air inlet end. The sensing elements require protection from all solvents and lubricants and installation requires a small amount of soap-based solution. Reinstall the maf/iat sensor into the air cleaner assembly while securing it with the maf/iat sensor screws tightened to 1.5 nm (13 lb in). The engine wiring harness electrical connector should be reconnected to the maf/iat sensor after installation.

You must handle the sensor gently to avoid damaging the air inlet honeycell area when replacing it since all substances including cleaning fluids must stay away from the sensing elements that should remain untouched. The air duct will benefit from a minimal quantity of lubricant which does not contain silicone for installation assistance. The installation process starts with disconnecting the Mass Air Flow Sensor/iat sensor from its engine harness electrical connector before removing all securing screws to extract the sensor. To install the new Mass Air Flow Sensor/iat sensor position it and fasten it with screws that should be tightened to 0.6 n.m (5 lb in) as per the fastener notice. The last step involves reconnecting the engine harness electrical connector back to the Mass Air Flow Sensor/iat sensor.

Install the MAF/IAT sensor screws and tighten them to 4 N.m (35 lb in).

Yes, using a small amount of a soap-based solution can aid in installation.

Discard the old gasket.

Install the MAF sensor screws and tighten them to 4 N.m (35 lb in).

Place the new MAF sensor seal and MAF sensor in position, ensuring to install the MAF sensor screws and tighten them to 4 N.m (35 lb in).

Carefully extract the MAF sensor along with the MAF sensor seal, discarding the old seal.

Place the MAF/IAT sensor back in position, ensuring to follow the Fastener Notice.

Remove the MAF/IAT sensor screws and take out the MAF/IAT sensor.

Disconnect the mass air flow (MAF)/air intake temperature (IAT) sensor electrical connector.

Reconnect the MAF/IAT electrical connector.

Reconnect the engine wiring harness electrical connector to the MAF sensor.

Secure the MAF sensor with the screws, tightening them to 10 Nm (89 lb in).

Take out the MAF sensor screws and the MAF sensor itself.

First, disconnect the engine wiring harness electrical connector from the mass air flow (MAF)/intake air temperature (IAT) sensor.

First, remove the air cleaner assembly.

Then, take out the MAF/IAT sensor from the air cleaner housing.

Remove the screws securing the sensor and take out the MAF/IAT sensor.