- Unit is designed to Original Equipment (OE) fit, form and function requirements accomplished by leveraging Spectra Premium’s OE engine management systems design expertise
- Platinum connector threads reduce the number of connection points for faster reaction to change
- Ceramic-built printed circuit boards are protected by silica gel, providing superior resistance to temperature changes and vehicle vibrations
- Ceramic board provides reliable voltage to eliminate engine rough-idle problems
- Each new sensor is road tested to ensure real world performance and to verify that each design meets Spectra Premium’s high standards for quality


Spectra Premium MA902 Mass Air Flow Sensor
*$683.20
Informação adicional
Brand | Spectra Premium |
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Item dimensions L x W x H | 4.38 x 2.87 x 3.31 inches |
Material | Ceramic |
Item Weight | 3.2 ounces |
Measurement Accuracy | High |
Mounting Type | Flange Mount |
Output Type | analog" or "digital |
Specific Uses For Product | automotive, electronic sensor |
UPC | 627785015168 874183014891 |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00874183014891, 00627785015168 |
Manufacturer | Spectra Premium |
Style | Modern |
Model | MA902 |
Product Dimensions | 4.38 x 2.87 x 3.31 inches |
Country of Origin | Taiwan |
Item model number | MA902 |
Exterior | Machined |
Manufacturer Part Number | MA902 |
OEM Part Number | 22680AA160, 22680AA290, 22680AA29A, 22680AD200, 22680AD201, 22794AA000, 22794AA00A, 226808J020, 226804W011, 226806N211 |
Date First Available | January 21, 2016 |
J –
All good so far. Was willing to take a risk and buy a cheaper sensor for my 03′ Sentra Spec V. Dropped right in after cleaning the original housing and used the included tool to tighten the screws. Car started right up and I was finally able to rev beyond 2000rpm again. Did a throttle position and air flow relearn and went for a drive, car runs just as well as before and pulls great off a roll.
Will try to update in a few months to a year if I don’t have any problems. As of now, I’ve given this 5-stars just because it dropped right in and did what it’s designed to do.
Mister Dubya –
works great so far, will update in 6 months to comments on longevity. My Nissan pathfinder was running super rough, and power limited to 20K RPM…. found out after removal that the wires outside the MAF had disintegrated in the Hawaiian salty air. After learning this part is ridiculously expensive from the dealer, decided to try this instead….. my SUV now runs smooth as a pussycat.
jessica johnson –
Once you insert the sensor in, the screw on the left hand side will not tightened down tight. The screw on the right side will.
That One Guy –
Looks like someone did the old switcheroo and returned a part, or they just repackage someone else’s parts. It does seem to work though.
Amazon Customer –
I just received and installed this maf sensor in my 2001 pathfinder yesterday- works great! no more engine stalling!! I’m giving this a 5 star rating- not just because it seems to be working so well, but also because of the price (I paid $92 for this sensor- new). I’m now going to see how the fuel mileage works out with this new sensor- will update the rating if necessary. But as of now- VERY happy!!
That One Guy –
Required ecu reset when bought with 2000 nissan maxima se, still didn’t work properly after computer reset, buyer was very fast shipping
Kloggins843 –
Ordered this for our 2002 Nissan Altima S. 2.5L. Product arrived on time and in perfect condition!! Installed immediately, Perfect Fit & the car runs Amazing!!
Breaddrink –
I’m sure it’s fine, but this doesn’t fit an 1.8 06 Nissan Sentra as Amazon suggests. Different size, shape and connector.
Thought I might leave this as a heads up.
Oh, also.. They include the security torx wrench needed to remove from your car. This wasn’t in the description and it’s a nice touch. I bought a little set, but didn’t have to.
Still glad I have the nicer set, but ya know.. Tool collecting might not be to everyone’s taste. 🙂
Kindle Customer –
Worked perfectly on my 2000 forester stb
Dylan Claycomb –
Terrible product, was not even the same style as my 02 maxima MAF. It was missing the temp sensor, and made the car run terrible. Go OEM.