I have a 2001 Volkswagen Beetle; I see that this is the part that I need, but is there a better MAF sensor than this one?
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Hi, this for the 2.0L, AVH or AZG engine codes. Bosch is great.Thanks,Good Better Best Auto Parts Inc.877-805-8686
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Anthing better than Bosch would be VW factory parts, anything you wanna get after market for a VW get Bosch if you can, when it comes to cars you should always go for second best if you don't wanna go for factory, you'll save some bucks doing it, also Dubs are picky when it comes to electronic parts, so you made the right choice :), if you can get someone to clean your throttle body you should before installing the MAF, you can also do it yourself and its easy, check VW forums or videos, and yes it works lika charm :D
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I would say yes. The dealer provides Bosch products aswell. I bought a water pump once and turned out it was made by Bosch.
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I think Bosch is the best one. Is a good germany brand that fit your beetle. I have a 2002 jetta and I got one and works really good.
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Hi, Bosch is a very good brand, it comes with 1 year warranty, I am not aware of any better brands out there.Just make sure it is the correct MAF based also on the engine code, if you not sure please let me know the complete VIN exact model from your beetle and the engine codeThanks
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Harry, It appears that the Bank 1 sensor is an Air/Fuel sensor. Try looking up the part that you need at densoautoparts.com. The website is easy to use and should give you the P/N that your RAV4 needs. Good luck with your project. The Amazon website has the best prices for Denso sensors. Hope that this helps.
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Morning, I use my detector in my Hyundai Sonata Hybrid with no problems so far. It should work in your Beetle ok. Good Luck.
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Not 100% sure but I think all of the sensors are the same. I looked at the ones on the car and they all look the same.
1924024
OK.I went and got a cheap crankshaft sensor from eBay and found a junk yard with some Honda cars and will match up the sensor to the pigtail socket.
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Yes, but you need to have the original radio in your car. That's where the sensor is.
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It will safely clean all MAF/MAP Flow Sensor, but w/ a Benz... LOLAnyway, it is a simple fix if you have easy access to the sensor. My 2006 Tundra has it right on top of the air intake coming off the air filter box.Good Luck!
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I have a 2000 2.0 beetle I am not sure. I am not sure where you are located but my local vw dealer is awsome you can call them and they will help you out with an answer. its Valley Auto World 910-867-7000 I am thinking it should be though since the AC in both cars should be the same. Call Valley Auto World they will help you out.
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If your Golf currently has sensors in the wheels, then these are the correct sensors it. Some of the new VW's (including the Golf) do not have sensors in the wheels, but rather use the ABS system to detect low pressure situations.
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Yes it is. I read Mercedes forums before I used it. I also found a service on eBay to rebuild bas sensor for 100$ stooks587@gmail.com
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If thats your only symptom and you have no error codes and no CEL I would not suspect the MAF. First thing is to check your transmission fluid and that there is no problem with transmission fluid wicking into the TCU. If they check out then reset the adaptive response of your transmission so it can relearn when to change gears by changing throttle response, its not difficult Turn the Key to the "on" position (the position right before you start your engine) Press and hold your gas pedal down for at least 5 seconds Turn Key to "off" position (dont remove the key) and then slowly release the gas pedal. than wait about 2 minutes or so, do not remove the key do not open the doors etc just sit there. afterwards, go drive your car the way you like to drive it and your transmission will readjust/relearn your style of driving (it stores the changes after the first 40 gear changes have been completed so pick a road that does a lot of changing) if you want to retrain the adaptive part of the transmission have a look at this link in benzworld http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w210-e-class/1387073-post-graduate-education-your-22-6x.html hope thats some help
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If you have the V6, both upstream sensor should be the same. Your diagnostic code should tell you if your problem is bank 1 or 2.I only needed to replace the bank 1 sensor and that solved the issue. Check out this web page for more info, (maybe more than you need, or want). http://www.autoshop101.com/forms/h37.pdf
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I believe this one is for the rear. Go to this link and read the forum they talk about what part number is which, I replaced both sensors in my sienna Good luck. http://www.automotiveforums.com/t419807-discuss2000_sienna_check_engine_light_on_p1135.html
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I am not sure, I have a 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP and this sensor is for my LC-1. The price is good. I saw when I was researching this part that VW Jetta does use this part number, but please check with someone who knows Jettas. Good luck.
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go to the auto parts store and see if the tool matches up to your vehicles sensor ask to look at one
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They fit my 1999 Beetle GLS. I didn't need the sensors but they were on the pads included in the kit.
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Same sensor. More about what you can afford. If you can spend $300 more dollars I would!