⚡️ Upgrade your ride’s breath of life — precision airflow, zero compromises!
This Partschoice Mass Air Flow Sensor (PCMAF6601) is a direct replacement for multiple GM vehicles from 1999-2007, including Chevy Silverado and GMC Sierra models. Featuring a high-accuracy electronic output and built-in fine grid filter, it ensures optimal engine combustion and emissions control. Designed for easy flange mount installation, it guarantees a seamless fit and reliable performance to keep your engine running efficiently.
| Brand | Partschoice |
| Item Weight | 12.8 ounces |
| Style | Modern |
| Measurement Accuracy | High |
| Mounting Type | Flange Mount |
| Output Type | Electronic Signal |
| Specific Uses For Product | Air Flow Sensor |
| UPC | 736900116847 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00736900116847 |
| Manufacturer | Partschoice |
| Package Dimensions | 6.3 x 6.22 x 3.82 inches |
| Item model number | PCMAF6601 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PCMAF6601 |
| OEM Part Number | AF10043, 213-4160, 213-364, 15904068, 25168491, 25318411, 8253184110, MF8411, 28411M, 748411, 868411, SU1287, SU9516 |
P**H
Got rid of mt trouble code.
Works as expected. No more MAF sensor or O2 bank codes.
C**S
Save a lot of money!
If you can work a screwdriver or better yet a nut driver you can install this sensor. It fits perfectly. it will save you a ton of money. The least expensive sensor from a local parts supplier was $ 85 plus tax and the cost went up to $185. If you add in a mechanic you are probably looking at close to $200. I bought a code reader and the sensor for less than $90 and did the work myself. Took maybe 20 minutes.
M**E
No Sputtering On My 1995 Nissan Pickup
Started to notice a little hesitation on my pickup. After the usual suspects were ruled out, plan B led me to the Mass Air Sensor. Easy to order, quick delivery, and perfect fit. She is running so quiet now, I think I can hear the neighbor’s Ford rust.
J**N
It didn’t work
Made trucks run worse
F**J
Truck
Worked out great
T**N
No More Code 2004 Yukon XL
At 1st I didn't think it worked because the check eng lamp was still on.But, when I rescanned there was a new code for an O2 sensor. MAF code was gone.Replaced the O2 sensor and the lamp went out.Time will tell if if has any durability. The OEM lasted 260k miles and 20 years.And, No, Im not expecting another 1/4 million miles or 20 more years.Maybe the gas milage will improve to 15mpg?
M**E
Good for the money
Great! Perfect fit, the check engine light went off and no issues so far.
L**M
Perfect fit
Fast shipping...fixed the?code problem...great price.
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