BOSCH 0280217814 Original Equipment Mass Air Flow (MAF) Sensor - Compatible with Select BMW 540i, 740i, 740iL, X5, Z8; Land Rover Range Rover

worked great on my odyssey van

Perfect replacement for a 2006 Volvo S60R. I have two suggestions. First, it is much easier to just swap out the sensor than the entire housing but you will need a T25 5 Point Star Tamper Proof Bit to remove the two bolts holding it in place (good to have around anyway if yo ever need to clean the sensor). Install takes about 3 minutes this way. Also, it is helpful to reset the car's ECM when you change the sensor so the ECM will forget all of the engine adjustments it had to make from the failing sensor. My original sensor started to fail after 85k miles and few cleanings. When I swapped this new one in, I could tell the car was having trouble adjusting from the bad sensor to the good one (rough idle, surging RPMs). When I pulled the two fuses to the ECM for a few minutes and re-inserted them, the car fired up perfectly and ran faster and more smoothly than it had in a long time.

Was the solution to my issues. A part that can be overlooked while diagnosing rough starts, idling and emission problems. Did not show up as an error code.

This fit on our 2002 VW Golf 2.0 non-turbo as noted on amazon's fitment guide. This is the upstream heated O2. The wire was a bit long but that was noted in the instructions so it could fit more vehicles and it came with all of the plastic clips and ties needed to install it and some extras.You will need to jack up the car to install this as it plugs in under the car near where the midpipe attaches to the cat. It solved the check engine light at first as the scan said it was the upstream heated O2 but now we have a p0420 (catalyst below threshold). Onto the next fix.

Latest MAF available for 2001 Porsche 986S and other Porsche's @ a CRAZY low price!!! Make sure you Need a MAF first then proceed to have absolutely no worries getting one heck of a deal on this high quality part. You have to be crazy to pay what Porsche asks for this part when here it is correct as can be and same dang part as Porsche sell's although if you do enough research you may run across info stating that Porsche only Keeps the best of the lot from Bosch meaning they only supposedly keep the ones within 2% of spec. Well Bosch says these a within 5% and they guarantee no codes due to their sensor. These are premium sensors my car has been running strong and fuel economy is back where it used to be... Now we can all sit around and wait for Jake Rabies to find another catastrophic failure of our engine so we can buy who knows??? Maybe IMS Bearings made from Unobtanium and then Unobtanium 2 !! LolJust kidding Mr JR should you stumble onto this.Thank You Amazon Prime

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I bought this sensor thinking it was a Bosch OEM part and it was coming from Amazon. I thought it would be good and should not have any issues. I got the part put it in my car and could not get the engine code to reset even thought the car ran fine. I finally took it to a mechanic and the mechanic said the part is defective. All this took me more than 30 days so there is no way to return this item. Be warned, it is difficult to test if these parts are defective and Amazon won’t take them back after 30 days.

Worked great on my 2012 Tiguan. Install wasn’t easy on this vehicle due to the hard to reach location. Perfect fit tho.