Standard Ignition MAS0288 – Mass Air Flow Sensor

Description

Standard Ignition MAS0288 – Mass Air Flow Sensor

Manufacturer Part Number: MAS0288

Product Overview

The Standard Ignition MAS0288 Mass Air Flow Sensor is designed to accurately measure the amount of air entering the engine, ensuring optimal performance and efficiency. With OE-level quality and reliability, this sensor guarantees a precise fitment for various BMW models. Trust in Standard Ignition’s reputation for excellence to provide you with a dependable component that meets or exceeds original equipment specifications.

Cross Reference Numbers

13627593624, MA1125, 2-14665, 214665, MAS0288

Vehicle Compatibility

BMW 135i Base (3.0 L6 GAS) (2011-2013), BMW 335i Base (3.0 L6 GAS) (2007-2014), BMW 335i GT xDrive Base (3.0 L6 GAS) (2016), BMW 335i xDrive Base (3.0 L6 GAS) (2011-2013), BMW 435i Base (3.0 L6 GAS) (2016), BMW 535i Base (3.0 L6 GAS) (2010-2016), BMW 640i Base (3.0 L6 GAS) (2012-2018), BMW 740Li Base (3.0 L6 GAS) (2013-2015), BMW X3 xDrive28i (3.0 L6 GAS) (2011), BMW X5 xDrive35i (3.0 L6 GAS) (2011-2017).

This also fits other applications. Please use the vehicle selector tool to verify fitment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What symptoms indicate a faulty mass air flow sensor?

Common symptoms of a faulty mass air flow sensor include poor fuel economy, rough idling, stalling, and the check engine light illuminating. It may also cause hesitation during acceleration.

Can I clean my mass air flow sensor instead of replacing it?

Yes, in some cases, you can clean the mass air flow sensor using a specialized cleaner. However, if the sensor is damaged or malfunctioning, replacement is recommended for optimal performance.

Will a bad mass air flow sensor trigger a check engine light?

Yes, a malfunctioning mass air flow sensor can trigger a check engine light. It may also set diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) such as P0101, P0102, or P0103.

How often should I replace my mass air flow sensor?

It’s advisable to check your mass air flow sensor regularly as part of routine maintenance. Replacement is typically recommended every 50,000 to 100,000 miles, but this can vary based on driving conditions and vehicle usage.

Specification

• • eEuroparts SKU : 377277
  • Weight : 0.25 lbs
  • Manufacturer Part # : MAS0288
• Brand : Standard Ignition
• Manufacturer : Standard Ignition
• MPN : MAS0288
• Part Type : Mass Air Flow Sensor
• OE Part Numbers : 13627593624
• Cross Reference Numbers : MA1125, 2-14665, 214665, MAS0288
• Features : Attachment Method : Bolt On
  Connector Gender : Female
  Connector Quantity : 1
  Connector Shape : Oval
  Connector Type : Plug
  Housing Included : No
  Material : Plastic
  New or Reman : New
  Notes : Sensor Only
  Number of Bolt Holes : 2
  Terminal Gender : Male
  Terminal Quantity : 4
  Terminal Type : Blade

• Fitment
  • Fitment Type : Vehicle Specific

There are more vehicles this part is compatible with. Check if it fits your vehicle.