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Are poor fuel quality and unfiltered air in Pakistan causing deposits on sensors like the O2 o r MAF sensors in Alsvin?

Are poor fuel quality and unfiltered air in Pakistan causing deposits on sensors like the O2 o r MAF sensors in Alsvin?

Could locally available low-octane o r adulterated fuel be damaging these sensitive components, leading to faulty readings?
Sirat Ul Jinan asked on 18 Jun 2025 13:08:58 pm
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Car Mechanic Expert - on 18 Jun 2025 13:25:46 pm
Yes. These are major contributors to sensor failure:

Low-octane o r adulterated fuel leads to incomplete combustion and carbon buildup on O₂ sensors.

Unfiltered o r polluted air introduces dust into the intake, clogging MAF/IAT sensors.

The absence of high-quality fuel filters o r air filtration systems in cheaper trims aggravates the issue.

Result: degraded sensor readings, delayed throttle response, and increased emissions.
 

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