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Not sure who is saying that, but cleaning any MAF sensor is not going to hurt it. Now the odds of the MAF sensor already being beyond cleaning is a possibility. But at least for you if you have to replace it the MAF for a D2 is less than half the cost of a D1 MAF Sensor.
As far as the codes, this could either be the Passenger front O2 sensor or the MAF is either still dirty or needs replaced.
As far as the codes, this could either be the Passenger front O2 sensor or the MAF is either still dirty or needs replaced.
