How much does a new Mass Air Flow sensor cost?
Originally posted by SB97MAX
Someone asked me this earlier and didnt know how much they cost because ive never had to replace mine. Anyone know how much they cost? Thanks, Take Care
Someone asked me this earlier and didnt know how much they cost because ive never had to replace mine. Anyone know how much they cost? Thanks, Take Care
The MAFS may have failed because it is dirty. This could be a consequence of ...
- an over-oiled aftermarket air cleaner filter
- a stuck-closed Positive Crankcase Ventilation valve
- excessive blowby due to worn or broken piston rings
One "motorhead" magazine described rehabilitating a dirty MAFS by cleaning it with carburetor cleaner. The Nissan factory service manual does not mention this possibility, so the dealer does not even offer to do it. However, you or your independent technician could try this. If the MAFS is already "dead" you have little to lose.
Originally posted by Daniel B. Martin
Is your MAFS broken or is this a hypothetical question?
The MAFS may have failed because it is dirty. This could be a consequence of ...
- an over-oiled aftermarket air cleaner filter
- a stuck-closed Positive Crankcase Ventilation valve
- excessive blowby due to worn or broken piston rings
Is your MAFS broken or is this a hypothetical question?
The MAFS may have failed because it is dirty. This could be a consequence of ...
- an over-oiled aftermarket air cleaner filter
- a stuck-closed Positive Crankcase Ventilation valve
- excessive blowby due to worn or broken piston rings
How would a stuck PCV or excessive blow-by affect the MAF? I don't understand...
Originally posted by mzmtg
How would a stuck PCV or excessive blow-by affect the MAF? I don't understand...
How would a stuck PCV or excessive blow-by affect the MAF? I don't understand...
If the PCV valve or associated hoses become clogged that oily blowby has to escape the engine somehow, and the easiest route is the normal fresh air intake path. In this case dirty air is introduced to the engine air intake duct, mixes with fresh air, and is swept along through the Throttle Body, the intake manifold, and is burned. Unfortunately the dirty air leaves deposits all along the interior of the plastic ductwork, the TB, and the intake manifold. When the engine is turned off some of this dirty air surrounds the Mass Air Flow Sensor and forms deposits on it. The MAFS is a vital engine control sensor. It is also sensitive, easily damaged, and expensive. Perhaps you have seen an air cleaner filter which had black "gunge" on the inside surface, which is not where you would expect it. That dirt came from blowby.
If your engine has excessive blowby due to worn or broken piston rings the same scenario applies. The volume of blowby is more than the PCV valve can handle and it escapes through the rubber hose hose which normally supplies clean filtered air to the engine interior.
Originally posted by SB97MAX
... I was just curious as to how much they cost ...
... I was just curious as to how much they cost ...
PartsAmerica.com lists a remanufactured Mass Air Flow Sensor
A1 Cardone #74-10035 for $278 + s/h + $35 core charge (deposit).
Originally posted by Daniel B. Martin
Parts price questions can often be asked by searching the on-line catalog of Web-based auto parts vendors such as www.PartsAmerica.Com or www.AutoZone.Com
PartsAmerica.com lists a remanufactured Mass Air Flow Sensor
A1 Cardone #74-10035 for $278 + s/h + $35 core charge (deposit).
Parts price questions can often be asked by searching the on-line catalog of Web-based auto parts vendors such as www.PartsAmerica.Com or www.AutoZone.Com
PartsAmerica.com lists a remanufactured Mass Air Flow Sensor
A1 Cardone #74-10035 for $278 + s/h + $35 core charge (deposit).
I bought one form a junk yard off of a 98 max and put it in my 95 max. It works great and the best part is it only cost me $55. www.car-parts.com has it all..
Originally posted by patel_anu
How do you know if your MAF isn't working???
How do you know if your MAF isn't working???
Originally posted by patel_anu
How do you know if your MAF isn't working???
How do you know if your MAF isn't working???
- The Malfunction Indicator Lamp will turn on.
- The Engine Control Module will set Diagnostic Trouble Code 0102.
- The ECM enters fail-safe mode and prevents the engine from exceeding 2,400 rpm.
You could find one used for about 50-75 dollars... Junk yard, craigs list, or on the forum f/s threads... But they are "as is"
Or Auto zone has them for about 220 after you return the used one...
Or the stealership has them for 400+...
You decide...
I would suggest the "brand new" auto zone or another after market MAF... I have the Auto Zone One and Im happy I did it...
Or Auto zone has them for about 220 after you return the used one...
Or the stealership has them for 400+...
You decide...
I would suggest the "brand new" auto zone or another after market MAF... I have the Auto Zone One and Im happy I did it...
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