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AutomotiveFluids & LubricantsEngine Treatments & ProtectantsEngine Treatment/AdditiveCRC 11 Oz. Mass Air Flow Sensor CleanerCRC 11 Oz. Mass Air Flow Sensor Cleaner
MASS AIR FLOW SNSR CLNRModel # 5110
$11.49
In-store price may vary from online price. Not all products available at all stores.SALE
CRC 11 Oz. Mass Air Flow Sensor Cleaner
MASS AIR FLOW SNSR CLNRModel # 5110
$11.49
In-store price may vary from online price. Not all products available at all stores.Free Ship-to-Store
- KENYON NOBLE - LIVINGSTON100 Washington Street
Livingston, MT 59047 US
Estimated pickup day: 11/27/2024
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| Brand | CRC |
| Size | 11 Oz. |
| UPC | 00078254051109 |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Unit of Measurement | Each |
| Country of Origin | United States of America |
CRC continues to lead the market in creating revolutionary products to improve performance and driving experiences. CRC Mass Air Flow Cleaner was the first item on the market specifically designed to clean the mass air flow (MAF) sensor in your car, which can increase horsepower, enhance fuel efficiency, and improve engine performance. Safe on all car parts and plastic, it dries instantly, removes buildup and debris, and leaves behind no residue or chemical buildup
- Degreaser Container Type: Aerosol Can
- Boiling Point (F): 310 Degrees F
- Color: Clear
- Cleaner Container Type: Aerosol Can
- Container Type: Aerosol can
- Features: Plastic Safe
- Use every time you clean or change your air filter
- Mass air flow sensor cleaner is plastic safe and leaves no residue
- Applications for mass air flow sensor cleaner include mass air flow sensors and housings
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