Mass Air Flow Sensor MAF Meter replacement for Toyota Land Cruiser UZJ100, 22204-75020 22204-0F010

Name: Mass Air Flow Sensor MAF Meter replacement for Toyota Land Cruiser UZJ100, 22204-75020 22204-0F010
SKU: C1688-941209541414
Availability: InStock

$21.49

Shop high-precision Mass Air Flow Sensor 22204-75020 for Toyota Uzj100. Ideal for restoring engine performance and fuel efficiency with OE-quality fitment.

10000 in stock

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SKU: C1688-941209541414 Category: Mass Air Flow Sensor Tags: 22204-0F010, 22204-75020, air intake sensor, land cruiser sensor replacement, MAF meter toyota, Mass Air Flow Sensor

Description

Key Selling Points

Vehicle Compatibility: Specifically designed for Toyota Uzj100 and related models, ensuring a precise fit with OEM part numbers 22204-75020 and 22204-0F010.
Restore Engine Efficiency: Accurately measures air volume entering the engine to optimize fuel injection, improve combustion efficiency, and restore lost fuel economy.
OE-Level Performance: Engineered to meet or exceed original equipment standards for measurement accuracy and response speed, reducing engine hesitation and rough idling.
Durable Construction: Built with high-quality materials and premium sensing elements to withstand engine heat and vibration for long-term reliability in harsh conditions.
Easy Plug-and-Play Installation: Featuring a direct-fit connector and mounting holes for a quick DIY replacement process, getting your vehicle back on the road in minutes.

Technical Specifications

Part Number	22204-75020, 22204-0F010
Sensor Type	Mass Air Flow (MAF) Sensor
Connector Gender	Male
Mounting Type	Bolt-on
Pin Count	5-Pin Connector

FAQ Q&A

Q: What are the symptoms of a failing MAF sensor in my Toyota?

A: Common symptoms include a lit Check Engine Light (CEL), poor fuel economy, engine stalling or hesitation during acceleration, and rough idling.

Q: Is this MAF sensor compatible with the 22204-75020 OEM number?

A: Yes, this sensor is a direct replacement for OEM part numbers 22204-75020 and 22204-0F010, designed specifically to match the electrical and airflow specifications of those units.

Q: Do I need to reset my car's computer after installing the new sensor?

A: It is recommended to disconnect the battery for about 10-15 minutes or use an OBDII scanner to clear any existing trouble codes so the ECU can relearn the air-fuel mapping with the new sensor.