VAG Air Mass Sensor 074906461BX

Ensure optimal engine performance with this genuine VAG Air Mass Sensor. Accurately measures airflow into the engine for precise fuel mixture control.
243.30 EUR
inc. VAT 21%
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Delivery 12 days
PN 074906461BX
Make VAG

This Air Mass Sensor, part number 074906461BX from VAG, is a critical component for your vehicle's engine management system. It plays a vital role in determining the amount of air entering the engine, which is essential for calculating the correct amount of fuel to inject. By accurately measuring the air mass, this sensor allows the engine control unit (ECU) to maintain the ideal air-fuel ratio. This precise control leads to improved fuel efficiency, reduced emissions, and smoother engine operation. A malfunctioning air mass sensor can cause a range of issues, including poor acceleration, rough idling, increased fuel consumption, and the illumination of the check engine light. Crafted to VAG's stringent quality standards, this sensor is designed for durability and reliable performance. Replacing a faulty sensor with this genuine VAG part will help restore your engine's optimal performance and prevent potential further damage to other engine components. Installation is straightforward for those familiar with engine mechanics, ensuring a proper fit and function. Trust in the quality and precision of VAG parts to keep your vehicle running at its best. This Air Mass Sensor is a direct replacement for the original equipment, guaranteeing compatibility and performance that meets or exceeds factory specifications.

  • Genuine VAG Air Mass Sensor
  • Part Number: 074906461BX
  • Ensures accurate airflow measurement for optimal engine performance
  • Contributes to improved fuel efficiency and reduced emissions
  • Helps maintain the correct air-fuel ratio for smoother operation
  • Direct replacement for original equipment
  • Restores engine performance and prevents potential damage
  • Manufactured to VAG's high-quality standards

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