[Perrodulce]

I was about to buy new MAF's and came across these on Ebay (in the search box, enter this auction #) 280538270625.
Has anyone used these? Seems too good to be true, as they are 1/2 the cost of Bosch. Same part number. Any ideas? Thanks!

 

[nightkrawler]

thats not an oe bosch/bmw sensor, its defintely aftermarket for that price. give them a shot and report results.

 

[Vector57]

Yes, too good to be true

As are most things in life, if it sounds too good to be true, it generally is exactly that. How can they be selling
the real deal for under $80 USD? It's likely they are either stolen or some fake clones.

Regards,
Alan

 

[Perrodulce]

alpha n instead?

Anyone have experience with alpha n instead of mafs? Is it worth the extra $250? Concerned about Nevada emissions test as well with alpha n, would love to know someone who passed with no mafs.

 

[nightkrawler]

personally i think it not a great idea, others will disagree. email the seller and ask them if they will give you a refund if the sensors dont work correctly. if they are ok with that i'd say give it a shot.

 

[Bimmerzone.com]

Not original, i think they just say it replaces original

but anyway
if you are interested, we have our MAFS at $50 off our regular price of $345, until Cyber Monday
Your final price is $295