Question 1

Meat & Doria Air Flow Meters

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M.E.A.T. was established in 1945. In the early 50s it started the production of the first carburettor spare parts. In 1985 D.O.RI.A., a company producing fuel filters, was incorporated and evolved into spare parts for fuel injection and filtration, improved with the production of advanced products that meet the requirements of UNI EN ISO 9001. M.E.A.T & D.O.RI.A. has created close collaborations with Tier 1 suppliers and car manufacturers to consolidate its business in several countries through the establishment of local branches. Today, thanks to its experience, the company operates on the market with more than 25,000 items available in stock.

Question 2

Buying & Fitting Guide

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To ensure that you get the correct airflow meter, it is best to check the size and shape of the one currently installed so you can compare with the listed meters. Some important information for selecting the correct airflow meter is fitting position, type of connection (pin configuration), dimensions, mounting holes and date limitation of the unit. As car manufacturers regularly update their models; some airflow meters will only fit particular models of certain years.

Question 3

Useful Fitting Accessories & Tools

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Click on the links below to find useful fitting accessories and tools:

Torches and Work Lights
Mechanic's Toolkit
Disposable Gloves and Hand Care
Cleaning
Screw Driver Sets

Question 4

Helpful Tips

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When a vehicle's Air Flow Meter is faulty or defective it can cause a variety of problems, and usually results in very poor performance from your engine. A faulty Air Flow Meter will cause problems similar to low compression or low vacuum and will also show symptoms similar to when your vehicle has low fuel pressure from a faulty fuel pump. Some of the most common symptoms of a faulty Air Flow Meter are difficulty starting the engine, stalling shortly after starting, engine hesitation when under load or idle (hiccupping) and excessively rich or lean idling. Diagnosing and replacing the Air Flow Meter is typically a ‘Do It Yourself’ job however, if you are unable to fully determine if your Air Flow Meter needs a replacement, by taking it to a qualified mechanic, computer diagnostics can be carried out to outline if the Meter has reached its end of life. We recommend having the meter inspected at each servicing interval. For more information.

Meat & Doria Air Mass Flow Sensor - 86033

€99.99

Item code: 65194

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Meat & Doria MAF Sensor

Meat & Doria Air Flow Meters

Buying & Fitting Guide

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