Mass Air Flow Sensor Meter MAF 22680-7S000 AF10141 Compatible for Nissan Altima Infiniti G37 Suzuki, 07-13 Sentra, 05-15 Xterra, 03-09 350Z 3.5L, 09-15 370Z 3.7L, 03-15 Murano 3.5L, 05-08 G35 3.5L

While this part worked and was compatible with the Nissan Altima 2009, it did not resolve the root cause problem.

Dont waste your money trying to save a dollar. Bought this cheap one for my dad's 2013 Nissan frontier and it only lasted a few months before it failed and I ended up buying a Delphi one that was way more expensive but has so far lasted twice as long.

I purchased this MAF sensor in August and put it in my vehicle as soon as it came in, bc my vehicle was throwing a code for this. After putting the new one on, nothing changed in the way my vehicle was behaving so I once more had it tested. While it was still saying to replace the MAF, I had read that sometimes that code will stay on there for a good while, so I started looking at other things to consider. And now here I am, nearly 2 months and $1500 later, to find out that this MAF sensor that, against my better judgement, I ordered from Amazon, was a faulty part all along. And unfortunately I'm past the return window. I guess that's what I get for putting my faith in this being a good part. Won't happen again. So instead of all this happening in vain, let this be a lesson for someone else. Thanks for reading.

Like all parts I order online from Amazon or Ebay. It's a crap shoot at best. Sometimes you get a good part at a good price sometimes you end up with crap.

3 months ago, when Mass Airflow sensor for my Nissan Sentra SR 2012 broke down, I was told by mechanic that this genuine parts would cost around $400 from Nissan itself and if brought the unbranded one they have would cost around $300-$350. I found this on Amazon on $21.49 and thought of giving it a try. It was easy to install and in less than 10 mins. I cleared the error code and it never came back. Saved my around $500 from mechanics. It has just been 3 months but even if it does not last long and go bad in a year , I can purchase this again instead of paying soo much with the mechanic. Highly recommended.

The first one I got was a dud right out of the package. Voltage to the ECM via the MAF signal wire did not climb with increased throttle input. Wrote in for an exchange, dropped the bad one off at a return center (Staples Office Supplies, in my case), and the new one arrived later the same week. Installed it, and it worked. A pain to have to do it twice, but I didn't have high hopes given that the cost was about 85% lower than the brick and mortar retail price. Satisfied overall.

Just letting you know it fits and works with a 2007 Nissan X-Trail T30. 4 stars for now until after 6-12 months to see if it lasts. UPDATE: It didn't last 6 months. 3 stars because it fits my car but didnt specify my model.

My check engine light came on and my 2012 Nissan quest van was running kinda rough sporadically. Went to one of those car parts stores and they did the thing where they plug it in and see why the check engine light is on. It said mass air flow sensor and they quoted me $50+ for the part. I talked to a friend who said you can DIY this part it’s not too bad. It’s just hard to get to. Bought this for waaaaay cheaper. Installed and the check engine light is gone and it’s running smoothly!

All is good so far.

The sensor's failed after about one weeks use. I fitted the original one's, all good now.

Same as original

not working

Fast shipping, engine code p0106 is now gone