Ensure optimal engine performance and fuel efficiency with this high-precision Air Flow Sensor designed for Maruti vehicles. This Mass Air Flow (MAF) Sensor accurately measures the amount of air entering the engine, enabling the ECU to deliver the ideal fuel-air mixture for efficient combustion.

Key Features:

• OEM-Compatible Fit
  Designed to match the specifications of original Maruti air flow sensors for a seamless replacement.

• Accurate Airflow Detection
  Provides precise readings to maintain proper engine function, fuel efficiency, and emissions control.

• High-Quality Construction
  Built with durable materials to withstand engine heat, vibration, and contaminants.

• Plug & Play Installation
  Easy to install with factory-style connectors—no modifications required.

• Enhanced Performance
  Helps restore power, acceleration, and smooth engine idling by maintaining accurate air-fuel ratio.

• Compatible Models:
  Suitable for a range of Maruti Suzuki models (e.g., Swift, Wagon R, Alto, Belano, etc.) – check compatibility before purchase.

Brands : ICP

Features of Air Flow Sensor

1. Perfect OEM Fitment

   • Designed specifically for Maruti 800 (MPFI models)

   • Direct replacement for the original factory-fitted sensor

2. Accurate Air Intake Measurement

   • Precisely measures incoming air volume

   • Ensures optimal fuel-air mixture for efficient combustion

3. Improved Engine Performance

   • Enhances throttle response, smooth idling, and fuel economy

   • Helps reduce emissions and improve mileage

4. Durable Construction

   • Made from high-grade plastic and electronic components

   • Resistant to heat, vibration, and engine contaminants

5. Plug & Play Installation

   • No rewiring or modification needed

   • Factory-style connectors for hassle-free replacement

6. Supports ECU Functionality

   • Sends accurate data to the Engine Control Unit (ECU)

   • Enables precise fuel injection and ignition timing

7. Cost-Effective Maintenance

   • Affordable solution for resolving engine hesitation, poor fuel economy, or idle issues