In the past, I found that if I take out the rubber boot that connect throttle body and air filter box, my engine will always stall due to MAF (that is located on the air filter box) does not detect the air flow.
So to use Amsoil Power Foam or other spray to clean combustion chamber is a challenge, except maybe for 3M that comes with tiny hose that can be clamped between rubber boot and the throttle body.
Yesterday, when I cleaned the MAF and throttle body, I was trying to spray as much as Power Foam while I used my hand to open the throttle body butterfly with engine is off. After that I started the engine, I did not expect the engine to run due to I removed the rubber boot.
What a surprise the engine ran on high idle for a while, and back to idle.
Then I just realized that I forgot to plug in the MAF cable.
So now I learn that I can bypass the MAF and use intake cleaner, and once I finish the CEL will go off by itself after 4-5 start/shutdown.
What a lesson, I wish I know this long time before.
So to use Amsoil Power Foam or other spray to clean combustion chamber is a challenge, except maybe for 3M that comes with tiny hose that can be clamped between rubber boot and the throttle body.
Yesterday, when I cleaned the MAF and throttle body, I was trying to spray as much as Power Foam while I used my hand to open the throttle body butterfly with engine is off. After that I started the engine, I did not expect the engine to run due to I removed the rubber boot.
What a surprise the engine ran on high idle for a while, and back to idle.
Then I just realized that I forgot to plug in the MAF cable.
So now I learn that I can bypass the MAF and use intake cleaner, and once I finish the CEL will go off by itself after 4-5 start/shutdown.
What a lesson, I wish I know this long time before.