MAF Mass Air Flow Sensor Meter Fits Hyundai Terracan H-1 KIA Sorento 0281002554
MAF Mass Air Flow Sensor Meter Fits Hyundai Terracan H-1 KIA Sorento 0281002554
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MAF Mass Air Flow Sensor Meter for Hyundai Terracan, H-1 and Kia Sorento
This MAF mass air flow sensor meter measures the volume of air entering the engine and reports it to the ECU, and it cross-references OEM part number 0281002554 for a direct-fit replacement.
Overview
This mass air flow sensor meter is a direct-fit replacement for a failed or contaminated factory unit on select Hyundai and Kia diesel models. The MAF mass air flow sensor meter restores accurate air metering so the ECU can deliver correct fueling and smooth running. It suits owners of the Hyundai Terracan, Hyundai H-1 and Kia Sorento chasing rough idle, poor economy or check-engine codes.
Built For Performance
- Cross-referenced to OEM part number 0281002554 for confident matching
- Hot-film sensing element delivers consistent air mass readings across the rev range
- Housing and connector molded to match the factory mount and plug
- Sealed electronics resist underhood heat, vibration and moisture
- Bench-checked output signal before packing to reduce install surprises
Fits These Machines
- for Hyundai Terracan
- for Hyundai H-1
- for Kia Sorento
On-The-Job Use
- Restoring stable idle and throttle response on diesel SUVs and vans
- Replacing a contaminated sensor that has triggered a check-engine light
- Routine intake servicing where the original meter no longer reads correctly
- Fleet maintenance on aging Hyundai and Kia work vehicles
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 0281002554 |
| Item Type | Mass air flow sensor meter |
| Placement | Intake air path |
Good To Know
Q: Will this sensor need programming after installation? A: Most vehicles relearn the new mass air flow sensor automatically after a few drive cycles, though clearing stored fault codes first is good practice. Confirm the part number matches your original unit before ordering.
Q: What usually causes a mass air flow sensor to fail? A: Contamination from oiled filters, dirt ingestion and age-related drift in the sensing element are the common causes. A dirty or failed meter often shows as poor economy, hesitation or a check-engine light.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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