2000 Mercedes Benz E-320 Maf Sensor on 2040-parts.com
Florence, South Carolina, US
I have a used aftermarket Mass Airflow Sensors that came off my 2000 Mercedes Benz E320. I replaced the sensors along with several other emission parts, because my car was cutting back, but it did not solve the problem. The problem ending up dealing with my computer and a cracked fuel canister. This will be a great steal of a deal for this, when an aftermarket part will cost approximately $75.00 or more. International buyers will be responsible for all shipping cost for your location. The auto shop accidentally chiped a piece from the outer lip of the sensor, but this does not cause an issued with the part sealing to the car MAF hoses, on the car, this was done when removing the sensor after only being on the car for less than 2 months, once the auto shop discovered there was no issue with the part.
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