Mass Air Flow Sensor with Housing for Fiat Honda Lada Uaz Alfa Romeo 46533308

Mass Air Flow Sensor with Housing for Fiat, Honda, Lada, UAZ, and Alfa Romeo

This mass air flow sensor with housing measures the volume of air entering the engine and delivers that signal to the ECU for accurate fuel delivery, and it cross-references OEM part number 46533308.

Overview

This mass air flow sensor with housing is a direct-fit replacement for worn or failed airflow meters on a range of European and imported vehicles. The integrated housing simplifies installation, letting you swap the complete assembly rather than just the sensor element. It suits mechanics and owners restoring accurate air-fuel metering on compatible Fiat, Honda, Lada, UAZ, and Alfa Romeo models.

Built For Performance

• Complete assembly includes both the sensor element and its mounting housing for a one-piece swap
• Cross-references OEM part number 46533308 for straightforward compatibility checks
• Housing design matches factory mounting points for a direct bolt-on fit
• Built to deliver a stable signal to the engine control unit across the operating range
• Sealed connector and sensing element resist underhood heat and vibration

Fits These Machines

• for Fiat vehicles using OEM 46533308
• for Honda vehicles using OEM 46533308
• for Lada vehicles using OEM 46533308
• for UAZ vehicles using OEM 46533308
• for Alfa Romeo vehicles using OEM 46533308

On-The-Job Use

• Restoring correct fuel trim on engines with a failing or dirty airflow meter
• Routine intake maintenance when diagnosing rough idle or poor throttle response
• Replacing a cracked housing that lets unmetered air into the intake
• Workshop repairs where a complete sensor and housing assembly speeds turnaround

Specs At A Glance

Good To Know

Q: Should I replace the whole housing or just the sensor? A: Replacing the complete assembly avoids reusing a worn or cracked housing that can leak unmetered air. It also removes the risk of damaging the sensor element during transfer.

Q: What can cause a mass air flow sensor to fail? A: Contamination from oiled filters, dirt, and age-related wear on the sensing element are common causes. A failed sensor often shows up as rough idle, 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.