MAF Sensor Replacement For Mercedes-Benz & VW | 0000943248

Upgrade your VW Crafter 2.5 TDI (2006-2013) with a high-quality mass airflow sensor (MAF sensor) designed to restore precise air intake measurement and improve engine performance. This replacement MAF sensor (OEM part no. 2E0906461C) is an aftermarket MAF sensor built to meet or exceed original specifications. Whether you’re looking to buy MAF sensor online in the UK, find a cheap MAF sensor without compromising quality, or invest in a MAF sensor kit, this unit is ideal. For drivers in London or across the UK, this is one of the best OEM mass airflow sensor alternatives backed by compatibility, reliability, and strong performance.

OEM Number: 0000943248, A 000 094 32 48, 0 281 002 896, A000 094 22 48

Product details :

No. of Pin : 4 Pin Connector

Length : 95.9 mm

Width : 102.2 mm

Height : 84.7 mm

Diameter : 81.9 mm

Voltage : 12V

Operating Mode : Electric

Our SKU: TMA0000943248_94

All our mass air flow sensors & components are OEM quality and reliable after market car parts. This Air Flow Meter Sensor For Mercedes/Dodge/Vw is specifically compatible with Dodge Sprinter 2500 Standard Cargo, Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, Viano, Vito, Vito/Mixto, VW Crafter 30-35, Crafter 30-50.

Please use our make-model-year tool to check this part's compatibility with your vehicle. However, please note that our tool is for reference only and we recommend that you check the part number on your old unit prior to purchasing.

If you are still not sure about the compatibility of this part to your vehicle, please supply us with the VIN number or Registration number in our live chat or contact form and our experts will gladly help!

FAQs
 

Q1: What vehicles is this MAF sensor compatible with?
A1: This mass air flow sensor is designed for the VW Crafter 2.5 TDI (models from 2006 to 2013) with engine code BJL / CECA / CECB. Always verify the OEM number (e.g., 2E0906461C) and connector type before purchasing.

Q2: Is this an OEM or aftermarket MAF sensor?
A2: This is an aftermarket MAF sensor built to OEM standards. It offers a cost-effective replacement MAF sensor option, delivering reliable performance without paying full OEM pricing.

Q3: How do I install the MAF sensor, and is it a DIY job?
A3: Installation typically involves disconnecting the battery, removing the air intake duct, removing the old sensor, and fitting the new one in the same orientation. Use a torque wrench on the mounting bolts and ensure electrical connections are secure. If unsure, consult a mechanic.

Q4: What are the signs a MAF sensor is failing?
A4: Common symptoms include rough idle, poor acceleration, stalling, increased fuel consumption, and a check engine light (often error codes P0100-P0104). Replacing a faulty MAF sensor can restore engine efficiency.

Q5: Why should I “buy MAF sensor online” instead of local options?
A5: Buying online gives you access to a wider selection (including MAF sensor sale deals), fast UK-wide shipping, verified reviews, and often better pricing than local garages. Search terms like “MAF sensor UK price” or “MAF sensor London” will show specialized sellers near you.

Q6: Is there a warranty or return policy?
A6: We offer a 12-month warranty and a 30 day return window for unused parts. Read our Warranty Policy. and our Return Policy.