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Old 01-21-2005, 02:05 PM
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Are oxygen sensors and MAF sensors different things?

Or, same thing?

Also, would http://store.yahoo.com/dpstore/322a150.html be fine?
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Re: Are oxygen sensors and MAF sensors different things?

O2 sensors are in the exhaust. MAF sensors are in the intake. Yes, very different.
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Re: Are oxygen sensors and MAF sensors different things?

Hey thats where i got my MAF sensor.. good deal.

Make sure you send them back your maf/aluminum housing to get that $35 back. I'm still waiting to get mine back.

The only thing is though, i think they are rebuilt, cause mine had like a black silicone around the top/base of the maf-and you can slightly move the top part (where the lettering is) alittle. It is good though, no problems.
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