Unboxing a Mass Airflow Sensor

Unboxing a Mass Airflow Sensor

These are new units and not remanufactured.

This United Motor Products mass airflow sensor was manufactured at a state-of-the-art facility that’s ISO and TS certified.

These are the same quality standards used by every OEM. So what does this mean for you and your customer? ISO and TS standards mean that when you install this unit, you can be assured that this MAF sensor meets the OEM specifications for performance, longevity and reliability.

This is not a remanufactured unit, so your customers don’t have to worry about old solder joints and connections that could cause problems due to mechanical and thermal stresses.

This video is sponsored by United Motor Products.

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