🔍 SCITOO MAF Mass Air Flow Sensor Meter for Nissan Titan, Versa, Xterra, Altima, Rogue, Maxima, Infiniti QX56, Q45, EX35, FX50 - 22680-CA000 Review

Had a P0101 on a 2012 Nissan Quest, this replacement fixed the problem. The local parts store wanted over a hundred for the part. Update: Worked great for a week then got codes p0103 on a new MAF. I had to go to the dealer to find a replacement.

Looks VERY similar to the original part, although not identical. It works with our 2011 Nissan Murano. Like the original item. The OBD-II P0101 error we had was not due to our MAF sensor. The airway/air duct/cover was torn. The new download fixed it. Likewise, a fresh air filter can resolve the P0101 code.

Bought for 2011 Infiniti G25. Both sensors worked intermittently. I changed the air filters, bought a mass air flow sensor cleaning spray and it worked for a while but the code kept coming back. I finally decided to sell the car and decided to replace the sensors first. It was the best price I could find anywhere. In the four days I've had the car while they were installed I haven't had a single problem.

so I am changing my rating. But it actually is, and the problem here isn't that the sensor isn't working, it's in the hose that supplies air to the engine. Try it first. My hose had 2 holes. I feel stupid, I've never thought about it. So read everyone. If you need to replace the sensor, do so and also check the hoses next to the sensor, it could be the problem. Much luck!

I need this to replace the mass air flow sensor on my 2015 Nissan Xterra at the auto parts store for $150. partly. Elsewhere it cost over $300 to install. Literally, and requires two screws and disconnecting the electrical connection to replace. I bought this super cheap from Revain and changed the part myself in less than five minutes. I was going to wait about a week to see how this part works in my truck and thank god I'm not having any problems, the truck works great. Thank you Rewin! saved

This part worked like clockwork. I have had the check engine light on my Nissan Altima 2.5L 05 for over 2 years now. Have been through the process of troubleshooting what could be causing my check engine light to stay on. I took it to the store to see what was wrong, they said it was my mass airflow. The mechanic told me it would cost over $500 said you would fix it. I knew it couldn't be that expensive. At home I scanned my car myself, looked for a cheaper solution and found one. air mass…

After reading many reviews before purchasing I figured it had a 50/50 chance of success. I have decided to give it a try but in my particular circumstances I will share with you the steps I took to have a successful experience. 1: Remove all codes related to your problem and then turn off the car. 2: Install the mass air flow sensor. .3: Start the car to make sure it is idling, then turn off the car. 4: Disconnect the positive and negative cables from the battery for about 10 seconds before…

My 2006 Nissan Murano was having stopping problems and loss of power. I researched the symptoms and started replacing the spark plugs and coils. Helped for about a week, and then the same problems again. I took it to the shop and they found a code that indicated the crankshaft position sensor needed to be replaced. The next day he died on me and I took the car again. They could not find the cause and suggested contacting the dealer. (NO WAY). As a result, I replaced the required vacuum hoses…