Mass Airflow Meter (MAF) Sensor for Chevrolet Aveo T300, Cruze J300, Orlando, Trax | OEM 13301682

The Mass Airflow (MAF) Sensor – OEM 13301682 is a precision-engineered electronic airflow meter that plays a key role in your vehicle’s engine intake system. It continuously measures the volume and density of air entering the engine so the Engine Control Unit (ECU) can accurately calculate fuel delivery, ensuring efficient air-fuel mixture for combustion. A faulty MAF sensor can cause poor idle, reduced power, erratic fuel usage and engine hesitation, so replacing it with a high-quality unit helps restore smooth performance and optimal drivability. This sensor is built to meet OEM standards and fits a range of popular Chevrolet, Opel/Vauxhall and related models equipped with compatible engines.

OEM Number: E010171, 19797, 836009, 836020, 836029, 12671624, 213030005, 213030027, 280218273, 280218293, 280218312
 
Terminal Type: Plug

Connector Type: Male

Number of Pins : 8 Pin Connector

Length : 96 mm 

Width : 54 mm

Height : 54 mm

Operating Mode : Electric

Voltage : 12V

Quantity : 1

Our SKU: TVAU13505433_94
 
All our Mass Airflow Meter MAF Sensor For Chevrolet Aveo T300, Cruz J308, Orlando, Trax are OEM quality and reliable after market car parts. This Mass Airflow Meter MAF Sensor For Chevrolet Aveo T300, Cruz J308, Orlando, Trax is specifically compatible with Chevrolet: Aveo, Cruze, Orlando, Trax, Opel: Adam, Astra, Astra J, Cascada, Corsa, Meriva, Mokka / Mokka X, Zafira Tourer, Vauxhall: Adam, Astra, Cascada, Corsa, Corsavan, Meriva, Mokka / Mokka X, Zafira, .

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.

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Key Benefits

• Precise OEM Compatibility: Designed to replace the OEM 13301682 mass airflow sensor — a direct fit for compatible Chevrolet and Opel/Vauxhall applications without modification.

• Restores Accurate Air Measurement: Measures intake air volume and density to ensure the ECU gets correct data for fuel injection timing and mixture, reducing rough running and improving throttle response.

• Improves Fuel Efficiency & Emissions: With correct airflow input, the engine can optimise combustion for better fuel economy and lower emissions, especially in stop-start urban driving.

• Durable Electrical Component: Made from robust, heat-resistant materials to cope with engine bay temperatures and vibration for long service life.

• Wide Vehicle Fitment: Compatible with several Chevrolet models — including Aveo, Cruze, Orlando and Trax — as well as many Opel/Vauxhall petrol-engine vehicles using this OE reference.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: What does a MAF sensor do?
A: The Mass Airflow Sensor monitors the amount and density of air entering the engine and sends this information to the ECU, which adjusts fuel injection to maintain the correct air-fuel ratio for efficient combustion.

Q2: Which vehicles use the OEM part 13301682?
A: This sensor fits a range of Chevrolet vehicles such as Aveo, Cruze, Orlando and Trax, and many Opel/Vauxhall petrol-engine models that share this airflow sensor reference. Always check your old part number to confirm compatibility.

Q3: What are symptoms of a bad MAF sensor?
A: Common issues include rough idle, hesitation on acceleration, engine stalling, poor fuel economy, and a check-engine light (often with airflow-related codes) — all signs of inaccurate air measurement.

Q4: Can I clean a MAF sensor instead of replacing it?
A: Cleaning with a specialised MAF cleaner can sometimes help if the sensor is contaminated, but if the sensor is malfunctioning electrically or significantly worn, replacement is usually the best solution.

Q5: Is installation difficult?
A: Replacing a MAF sensor is generally a straightforward task: unplug the old sensor’s electrical connector, unclip it from the intake tube, and fit the new unit — but ensure the connector and housing are correctly sealed to prevent unmetered air leaks.