Mass Air Flow Sensor OEM afh70m38
OEM afh70m38 is the genuine mass air flow sensor, fitting 55 vehicles, sourced used across Europe and delivered worldwide.
About OEM afh70m38
This is a genuine used OEM Mass Air Flow Sensor with OEM code afh70m38, sourced from professional dismantlers in Europe. It features original Hitachi engineering and measures the volume and density of air entering the engine to ensure optimal fuel mixture and performance. As a used OEM part, it provides factory quality at a fraction of the cost of new.
This sensor is compatible with a wide range of Nissan models, including the GT-R (2010-2011), NP300 Pickup (2008+), Murano I (2003-2008), X-Trail II (2007-2013), Tiida (2004-2012), Juke (2010-2019), Navara (2001+), Qashqai II (2014+), and NV200 van/bus (2010+). It also fits several other Nissan and Infiniti vehicles totaling 55 models.
- Compatible with Nissan GT-R, NP300, Murano, X-Trail, Tiida, Juke, Navara, Qashqai, NV200
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Vehicles compatible with OEM afh70m38
This OEM code fits 55 vehicles. Use the filter to find yours; the engine and year range confirm the exact match.
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