MAF

bry · 14-02-2015, 23:00

So on my year 2000 truck,i changed the said Maf around June/July last year.And today i had to replace it with a spare i had laying around.Motor factors have agreed to replace it.

So this got me thinking,what would be the expected life span of the Maf(Bosch) Obviously mileage is a factor.But would like revving the nuts off it.like off roading and needing some oomph (Not that i have on the 2000 one)

Banshee · 14-02-2015, 23:01

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Originally Posted by bry

So on my year 2000 truck,i changed the said Maf around June/July last year.And today i had to replace it with a spare i had laying around.Motor factors have agreed to replace it.

So this got me thinking,what would be the expected life span of the Maf(Bosch) Obviously mileage is a factor.But would like revving the nuts off it.like off roading and needing some oomph (Not that i have on the 2000 one)

Too many factors to consider here to give an anywhere near accurate guess

rustic · 14-02-2015, 23:05

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Originally Posted by Banshee

Too many factors to consider here to give an anywhere near accurate guess

Or to give a shorter answer... he ain't got a clue...

Revving the nuts off it would probably increase the air flow over it, maybe more vibration, but then again, the MAF is designed to perform within these limits..

bry · 14-02-2015, 23:07

Yup............

solarman216 · 14-02-2015, 23:32

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Originally Posted by bry

So on my year 2000 truck,i changed the said Maf around June/July last year.And today i had to replace it with a spare i had laying around.Motor factors have agreed to replace it.

So this got me thinking,what would be the expected life span of the Maf(Bosch) Obviously mileage is a factor.But would like revving the nuts off it.like off roading and needing some oomph (Not that i have on the 2000 one)

depends on what the replacement maf was? if genuine Bosch then 100k but other crap no time at all, Rick

Sweety · 14-02-2015, 23:35

It should last longer than a year

my last T2's factory MAF lasted over 6 years & when I replaced it, it was still working perfect after being on the truck for 2 years later & I drove that truck really hard

bry · 14-02-2015, 23:48

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Originally Posted by Sweety

It should last longer than a year

my last T2's factory MAF lasted over 6 years & when I replaced it, it was still working perfect after being on the truck for 2 years later & I drove that truck really hard

This is the thing.I replaced the Maf on my year 2001 around 4yrs ago and its still going strong,and that one got some hard(off road)driving (Bosch)
Both Maf's were purchased from the same motor factors shop.(Bulleyse)

elty001 · 15-02-2015, 00:28

bullseye

Just got an image of Jim bowen telling you you've got the time it takes the board to revolve to choose the cheap Chinese copy or the genuine bosch maf.
I need to get out more

AlexD333 · 15-02-2015, 00:36

Yeh I heard horror stories from Ray about the horrid Chinese ones as little as 2 weeks

Get the proper Bosch and be done with it

bry · 15-02-2015, 01:46

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Originally Posted by elty001

bullseye

Just got an image of Jim bowen telling you you've got the time it takes the board to revolve to choose the cheap Chinese copy or the genuine bosch maf.
I need to get out more

Thinks you do.

bry · 15-02-2015, 01:48

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Originally Posted by AlexD333

Yeh I heard horror stories from Ray about the horrid Chinese ones as little as 2 weeks

Get the proper Bosch and be done with it

They were supposed to be Bosch?.I don't buy snides...:

AlexD333 · 15-02-2015, 08:57

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Originally Posted by bry

They were supposed to be Bosch?.I don't buy snides...:

Hehe just saying is all. Where did you get yours from?

rustic · 15-02-2015, 09:51

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Originally Posted by elty001

bullseye

Just got an image of Jim bowen telling you you've got the time it takes the board to revolve to choose the cheap Chinese copy or the genuine bosch maf.
I need to get out more

And when you choose the cheap copy, Jim Bowen shows you the proper Bosch one and says...

Wait for it...

" This is what you could have won "

Sorry... I need to get out more too lol..

bry · 15-02-2015, 14:06

Both Maf's were purchased from the same place.And had the word...wait for it Bosch stamped not printed on them.Exactly the same as the original Maf's.The first replacement one on the yr 2001 as i previously said is still going strong after a few years.And since the faulty one from the Yr 2000 is going back to Bosch for replacement.Then i guess i will find out if it is a snide.Because if anyone should know,it will be Bosch themselves.Anyway thanks to those that offered useful advice on the lifespan to be expected from a genuine Maf.Pretty much along the same lines as myself...

14-02-2015, 23:00	#1
bry Senior Member Join Date: May 2013 Location: South Yorkshire.. Vehicle: Nissan Terrano MK 2 SE Posts: 1,757	MAF So on my year 2000 truck,i changed the said Maf around June/July last year.And today i had to replace it with a spare i had laying around.Motor factors have agreed to replace it. So this got me thinking,what would be the expected life span of the Maf(Bosch) Obviously mileage is a factor.But would like revving the nuts off it.like off roading and needing some oomph (Not that i have on the 2000 one)

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14-02-2015, 23:07	#4
bry Senior Member Join Date: May 2013 Location: South Yorkshire.. Vehicle: Nissan Terrano MK 2 SE Posts: 1,757	Yup............

14-02-2015, 23:35	#6
Sweety Senior Member Join Date: May 2013 Location: Northumberland Vehicle: Terrano 2.7TDI SE LWB Posts: 3,604	It should last longer than a year my last T2's factory MAF lasted over 6 years & when I replaced it, it was still working perfect after being on the truck for 2 years later & I drove that truck really hard

15-02-2015, 00:28	#8
elty001 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Aflreton,Derbyshire. Vehicle: 2000se+ 2.7tdi terrano II Posts: 6,832	bullseye Just got an image of Jim bowen telling you you've got the time it takes the board to revolve to choose the cheap Chinese copy or the genuine bosch maf. I need to get out more

15-02-2015, 00:36	#9
AlexD333 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Uk Vehicle: 2004 Terrano 2.7 TDI Posts: 7,847	Yeh I heard horror stories from Ray about the horrid Chinese ones as little as 2 weeks Get the proper Bosch and be done with it

15-02-2015, 14:06	#14
bry Senior Member Join Date: May 2013 Location: South Yorkshire.. Vehicle: Nissan Terrano MK 2 SE Posts: 1,757	Both Maf's were purchased from the same place.And had the word...wait for it Bosch stamped not printed on them.Exactly the same as the original Maf's.The first replacement one on the yr 2001 as i previously said is still going strong after a few years.And since the faulty one from the Yr 2000 is going back to Bosch for replacement.Then i guess i will find out if it is a snide.Because if anyone should know,it will be Bosch themselves.Anyway thanks to those that offered useful advice on the lifespan to be expected from a genuine Maf.Pretty much along the same lines as myself...