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Replacement MAF
Mine has 8873 miles logged on it. One year's worth of driving in freezing temps (1 week :rofl: ) and hot Texas temps. I tried it because of one single review: "Used this for my X5 (e53), and it went in easy, and fixed my Service Engine Soon light immediatly. For ~$20, you can't beat this aftermarket product. 10/10 would buy again. 10/10 worth the purchase even if you aren't sure that your SES light is due to the MAF. It is good to replace them every 100k miles or so anyway." Other reviews are BMWs too. |
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not available, not even on "mostplus" website
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Have to say that I'd rather just go pull one at the junkyard than run that. :)
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reasons not to go junkyard parts hunting
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I'll take a chance on the new, cheap one, based on the recommendation. I don't 100% believe that the MAF is the problem, so this is just a quick way to see if there is a MAF element involved. |
I think I would take my chances with a used unit from ebay for $40 rather than a $20 new one from Amazon. It might not cause problems today... but it's guaranteed that it will eventually!
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MAF still hasn't arrived and it's still costing me $477 USD [emoji2959]https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...d5ea673cdf.jpg
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By the way.... shipping is around 100 USD to here in East Jesus Sent from my SM-A730F using Tapatalk |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_0-uQ59Csw
Video might be helpful but don't agree with changing sensor every other oil change. I would only replace MAF with a new one from the original mfg. because of the damage a bad air/fuel ratio can do. |
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