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Change Your Engine Air Filter at Tuffy Fort Myers (Colonial Blvd)

April 10, 2022

Many Fort Myers car owners have probably wondered: "What's the harm in putting off replacing an engine air filter? The answer is that not replacing it could cause your Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor to fail. This expensive sensor is situated between your engine air filter and your engine. Dirty air filters are a leading cause of mass air flow sensor failure – and these babies can cost several hundred dollars to replace in Fort Myers.

Change your vehicle air filter at Tuffy Fort Myers (Colonial Blvd) when it's dirty. Your vehicle engine will thank you.

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Tuffy Fort Myers (Colonial Blvd)
3263 Colonial Blvd
Fort Myers, Florida 33966
239-277-7655
https://www.tuffycolonialblvd.com

 

 

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