daniel p smith

found out today my maf is going got quoted 250 plus vat is this about right it is for a my01 wrx thanks in advance

Luke-Avfc

Sounds expensive to me, but I've only owned classics. If i remember i paid £90 for one brand new (My98 uk turbo). I'd fit it yourself it's a doddle, 5 min's work..

I'd try and source a second hand one - I sold one I had spare on ebay last year for £45.

daniel p smith

thanks for the reply i thought it was abit expensive aswell but it was from subaru not sure where where else to get one from thanks again

stevey

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tell them you just want the sensor not the houseing and sensor

daniel p smith

thanks for that i will ring them in a minute to see if they can and will sell just the sensor thanks again hopefully they will if not better get one anyway cheaper than a rebuild

chocolate_o_brian

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have you tried a breakers, as im sure someone could source you a new one for less than that, maybe even have a spare on handy.

scoobyclinic
scoobybits
powerstation
tsl motorsport
graham goode
roger clark motorsport

could be some good ideas to contact.

or do m.a.f. sensors just come from main dealers brand new?

daniel p smith

i will give them a ring this afternoon never thought of ringing them, they might be able to get one abit cheaper thanks for the reply

chocolate_o_brian

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no worries sure youll get a more competitive price from one of these guys...

SVVG

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I got one for my classic (P1) about 6 months ago from RCM - think it was £75 ish?

haroldhettaturbo

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Think mine was 80 quid from the scoobyclinic, they fitted it also.


Think he put me the later version on my99. Didnt charge me for the diagnostic and ecu reset


DAve

daniel p smith

just spoke to a few of the places from above 250 plus vat is about what they all quoted, going to order one in a min like i said before still cheaper than a rebuild thanks for the replies

daniel p smith

when i get one is it a case of fitting it and away you go or do you have to reset anything thanks in advance

haroldhettaturbo

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Isnt that price for the whole lot and not just the sensor?

Ryo

Hmmm, so the newage part is more expensive then.

I had mine fitted by the subaru garage (classic) and yes, they had to reset the engine warning light and test it.

daniel p smith

the price is for the sensor only, they said the classics are cheaper but the newage ones are alot more not to worry got to have it what ever happens

daniel p smith

i have got one ordered from david hendry cars for 93 plus vat a massive difference from what subaru wanted thanks to them for sorting it and thanks for the replies

scottySTIv3

All 3 off mine have been £270 for a v3 STI from main dealership

Midlife......

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Daniel

The Newage MAF is now available as stevey says (even from Subaru dealers) as the sensor itself without the plastic surround

usually about £75 plus VAT