Delphi Mass Air Flow Sensor AF10141
- Part number
- AF10141
- Condition
- New
- Our SKU
- AF10141
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$103.43
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Vehicle fitment
| Year | Make | Model | Trim, body and engine |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2011 | Nissan | Altima | 2.5L 4 Cyl |
Rows are what the manufacturer lists for this part. If your trim or engine is missing, contact us with your VIN before ordering.
About this part
Delphi mass air flow sensor, made to fit the 2011 Nissan Altima.
Condition: New. Part number AF10141 from Delphi.
Note: Mass Air Flow Sensor; Probe Only; Replacement of this MAF sensor may involve a reprogramming of the ECM for certain applications
Features
- Mass Air Flow Sensor
- Mass air flow sensors are designed and tested to meet or exceed OE requirements.
- Delphi mass air flow sensors are the global benchmark for accuracy and signal noise
- Delphi mass air flow sensors feature high quality sensing elements for outstanding performance over a wide range of ambient temperatures
- Delphi is a manufacturer of OE mass air flow sensors since their first use over 30 years ago
- All parts are calibrated and tested to match the OE part
- Probe solution offered wherever possible to reduce repair time by eliminating the need to replace the flow tube
- Delphi OE technology validated to match the vehicle applications
Check the fitment table for trim and engine before ordering. If your vehicle is not listed, contact us with your VIN and we will confirm the fit.
Specifications
- Package Contents
- Mass Air Flow Sensor - Probe Only, Instruction Sheet
- Color
- Black
- Universal Or Specific Fit
- Specific
- Grade Type
- Regular
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