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Product Description
CARDONE Remanufactured Mass Air Flow Sensors (MAFS) precisely track O.E. output curves and maintain specific tolerances to ensure accurate scan tool readings for proper operation. 100% re-soldering of critical components ensures superior electrical connections, eliminates intermittent failures and lengthens product life. With CARDONE Mass Air Flow Sensors (MAFS), you can expect smooth vehicle performance.
- 100% re-solder of critical components ensures superior electrical connections, no intermittent failures and longer product life.
- On-car vehicle validation routines ensure that modules meet all form, fit, durability and performance requirements.
- All modules are 100% tested with automated computer test equipment to ensure full functionality and reliability.
- Our sensors precisely track O.E. output curves and maintain spec tolerances to ensure accurate feedback to the vehicle’s engine control management system.
- Components are rated to handle demanding temperature variations for optimum reliability in every environment.
- As a remanufactured Original Equipment part, this unit guarantees a perfect vehicle fit.
- Our remanufacturing process is earth-friendly, as it reduces the energy and raw material needed to make a new part by 80%.
Complete the Check It Fits tool and confirm all information in the Fitment Details section above to ensure you select the right part for your application.
Year
Make
Model
Engine
1989 - 1990
Dodge
Colt
1.8L
1990
Dodge
Ram 50
2.4L
1993 - 1994
Eagle
Talon
1.8L
1990 - 1994
Mitsubishi
Eclipse
1.8L
1989 - 1992
Mitsubishi
Galant
2.0L
1987
Mitsubishi
Galant
2.4L
1990
Mitsubishi
Mighty Max
2.4L
1989 - 1990
Mitsubishi
Van
2.4L
1989 - 1990
Plymouth
Colt
1.8L
1990 - 1994
Plymouth
Laser
1.8L
Product & Technical
How can I determine if the MAF/VANE air flow sensor is bad?
Visually inspect the sensor element in the MAF for damage or for a burnt smell. In the VANE AIRFLOW sensor, inspect the door for binding or for a burnt smell. Check for diagnostic trouble codes with a scanner.How can a malfunctioning MAF/VANE air flow sensor affect my vehicles’ operation?
A malfunctioning MAF/VANE air flow sensor can cause any one or more of the following symptoms: hesitation, stalling, poor fuel economy or poor engine performance.What goes bad in vane air flow type units?
The most common causes are: a worn vane assembly, a cracked housing, or a cracked printed circuit board. These conditions all require unit replacement.What are the most common causes of MAF/VANE air flow sensor problems?
Over-voltage sources from relays, short circuited wiring, cracked printed circuit boards, moisture entering the unit through split air ducts, electrical connections and wiring, air intake obstructions or gas/oil fumes from the engine can cause failure. Check air filter and air ways for dirt or debris. Check for loose or faulty connectors and broken or faulty wiring. Be sure to check these to prevent damage to the replacement unit.What goes bad in MAF sensors?
The most common causes are: cracked circuit boards, burnt sensing elements, poor solder joints, deteriorated conformal coating, or loose printed circuit board components.Warranty Policy
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General
OE Numbers
Chrysler
E5T01471
Plymouth
MD118126
Eagle cars
MD118126
Dodge
MD118126
Mitsubishi
MD118126
Technical
Housing Color:
Black
Housing Included:
Yes
Mounting Hole Quantity:
6
Mounting Type:
Bolt-On