MAF Sensor? Try this........
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From: North Bergen
2011 E350
MAF Sensor? Try this........
I have a 2001 E320 4Matic and recently my Check Engine Light came on. After some research, I realized it was the MAF Sensor and it could be an easy DIY project. After searching Ebay for the part, I stumbled across this little gem;
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...RK%3AMEWN%3AIT
Seems you can buy the Bosch Insert only for somewhere around $100. No reason to spend 200 bucks on the whole assembly. I got the sensor only and installed it my current housing in 5 minutes. No more Check Engine light.
Go to that link and then go to the Sellers store. They usually have 1 or 2 up for bidding.
Please understand I am not a mechanic so make sure that you verify that this item will work with your year and model. The listing will state the year and model it applies to. It worked for me.
Good Luck and happy bidding......
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...RK%3AMEWN%3AIT
Seems you can buy the Bosch Insert only for somewhere around $100. No reason to spend 200 bucks on the whole assembly. I got the sensor only and installed it my current housing in 5 minutes. No more Check Engine light.
Go to that link and then go to the Sellers store. They usually have 1 or 2 up for bidding.
Please understand I am not a mechanic so make sure that you verify that this item will work with your year and model. The listing will state the year and model it applies to. It worked for me.
Good Luck and happy bidding......
jman7000
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From: North Bergen
2011 E350
One more thing....you will need a tamper proof Torx screwdriver or ratchet set. The torx screws that need to be removed have a pin in the center (at least it did on mine), hence the tamper proof moniker. Purchased a set at AutoZone for 2.99.
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Originally Posted by jman7000
One more thing....you will need a tamper proof Torx screwdriver or ratchet set. The torx screws that need to be removed have a pin in the center (at least it did on mine), hence the tamper proof moniker. Purchased a set at AutoZone for 2.99.
