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Walker Products 245-1095 Mass Air Flow Sensor 3.7 Inch - Enhanced Performance and Accuracy Review

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BrandWalker Products
Item Dimensions LxWxH2.8 x 2.6 x 3.7 inches
Item Weight0.17 Pounds

Description of Walker Products 245-1095 Mass Air Flow Sensor 3.7 Inch - Enhanced Performance and Accuracy

Walker Products Mass Airflow ( MAF ) sensor measures the amount of air by weight through changing voltages or frequencies. Walker MAF Sensors are OEM Fit, Form, Function and tested for easy installation and performance. Please check proper OE and fitment information before purchasing. Improper installation or incorrect error code diagnostics are not a reflection of the quality of the part. Walker Products is a industry leading OEM manufacture and all parts are precisely manufactured to ensure the highest quality standards. Please contact our customer service or your local mechanic for any problems. OE Replacement: 30713512 DMA0109 ZL0113215 19740-2260 22204-0N010 86584710 C2S2670 22204-07010 19740-80040 19740-03021 MR547077 19740-02000 19205185 DMA0113 135041 19740-02010 1380063J00 22204-0D020 22204-22010 22204-21010 1525A016 L32113215 22204-05010 2505041 22204-33010 WLS113215A 88969106 ZLY113215 8658471 135039 9202199 22204-0D030 135067 22204-30010 1976030 19740-02160 92021990 19740-02270 1380084E00000 22204-0L010 1380084E00 88969111 1380084 22204-0J010 22204-0C020 307135120 ZL0113215R00. OEM Part Number: 5S2732 MF20129 AF10135 7. 28342. 15. 0 86139 MAS0188 213-4324 64-1650 SU5092 FDM760 MAS0275 8ET009142-931 197-6030 213-3424 220129M 840-951 64-1748 5S2983 197-6020 917-816 MA102 20948 8ET009142-891 64-1723 MF20129N 4M-1040 XTP450009 74-50009 7. 28342. 11. 0 24228M SU6807 7. 28342. 12. 0 MF4226 19746 SU5225 158-0869 86-50009 MAS0267 MF4228N 5S2748 86138 MF4226N 19762 MF20129 6R8 MAS0313 7. 28342. 14. 0 SU5373 158-0777 74-50094 FM760 AF10135-11B1 FDM859 64-1810 MF21143 64-1723 MF4228 213-1159 24226M 19618 5S2734.

Reviews

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Revainrating 2 out of 5

Terrible item for my 99 Tacoma 3.4L

Terrible item for my 99 Tacoma 3.4L. I only gave it 2 stars because this part may work on other vehicles and for other purposes. Mine, not so much. In 24 hours my truck will be parked on the street. Before dying, the engine speed was oscillating from 750 to 1200, trying to recover quickly. I thought I could save some money with this Walker product and I was wrong. I recommend you to spend your money and buy the product DENSO Denso 197-6020 Mass Air Flow Sensor. Before I got the Walker MAF I was

Pros
  • Automotive
Cons
  • Big and bulky

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Failed just after 18 months

The MAF was easy to replace on my 2008 Jaguar XJ8L but failed after about 18 months! When I say it failed, I'm not talking about issuing CEL. This MAF suffered a catastrophic electronics failure, resulting in a total loss of power; no throttle response and a long list of fuel trim related warnings and codes. The car came to a stop. After HOURS of diagnosis, this MAF was identified as the only problem the car had. All fuel trims and codes returned to normal after replacing this MAF with a new…

Pros
  • Replacement parts
Cons
  • Slightly cracked

Revainrating 5 out of 5

It is worth replacing code P0171 on Mazda vehicles and P0101 on other brands.

I had a CEL (Check Engine Light) on constantly while driving my Mazda Rx8, I used an OBDII scanner and found a code P0171 System to Lean Bank 1 and P0101 (similar to their generic trouble code description). I tried to clean the old Denso Maf sensor but found a small amount of dirt/oil on the sensor and the air filter was clean while trying to fix the code from the blog recommendations. I decided to replace it with a Walker product instead of Denso which I think might backfire for me later on as

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  • Sensors
Cons
  • Requires Socket