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Nissan 22680-7B001 Mass Air Flow Sensor

1998-2004 Nissan 226807B001

Nissan 22680-7B001 Mass Air Flow Sensor
  • Part Description
    Volume Air Flow
  • Lookup Code
    22680
  • Replaces
    22680-7B000
  • Manufacturer
    Nissan
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  • Product Specifications

    BrandGenuine Nissan
    Lookup Code22680
    Manufacturer Part Number22680-7B001
    Part DescriptionVolume Air Flow
    Other NamesAir Mass Sensor
    Manufacturer NoteALTERNATE 22680-7B000
    Item Dimensions7.4 x 7.3 x 5.2 inches
    Item Weight1.30 Pounds
    ConditionNew
    Fitment TypeDirect Replacement
    Replaces22680-7B000
    ManufacturerNissan
    SKU22680-7B001
    WarrantyThis genuine Nissan part is guaranteed by Nissan's factory warranty.
    Shipping & ReturnShipping Policy Return Policy
    Warning: California’s Proposition 65
  • Vehicle Fitment

    Year Make Model Trim & Engine Important vehicle option details
    1998-2004 Nissan FrontierSC, SE, XE|6 Cyl 3.3LVG33E
    1999-2003 Nissan QuestGXE, SE|6 Cyl 3.3LVG33E
    2000-2004 Nissan XterraSE, XE|6 Cyl 3.3LVG33E, VG33ER

Customer Questions & Answers

Q:
Does this part fit my vehicle? Posted by NissanPartsDeal Specialist
A:
You can Select Your Vehicle to check if 22680-7B001 fits your vehicle.
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Q:
How to inspect and replace the Mass Airflow (MAF) sensor on Nissan Frontier? Posted by Customer
A:
The Mass Airflow (MAF) sensor is located on the throttle body for four-cylinder models and in the air intake duct for V6 models, and it measures the molecular mass of incoming air by use of a hot-wire sensing element. This sensor detects air that passes over this wire, which then cools and changes into a voltage that is relayed to the Powertrain Control Module (PCM). The PCM uses this information to calculate the required fuel injector pulse width for producing a desired air/fuel ratio. Problems like surging, stalling, rough idling etc may be caused by MAF failure and it could lead to certain trouble codes being set in EEC system. Before checking MAF sensor operation, check power and ground circuits. Plug out MAF sensor electrical connector. With ignition turned ON (engine not running), connect positive voltmeter lead to B+ wire terminal of harness connector while connecting negative lead to suitable engine ground point. If not, assess EGGS relay and related circuits. Also recommended is checking the ground circuit for continuity between connector and PCM. On 3.5L V6 models, with ignition ON and using positive voltmeter lead connected to reference wire terminal and negative lead connected to suitable engine ground point should produce around 5.0 volts-if there is no reference voltage present then suspect possible wiring harness fault or need PCM diagnosis. Reconnect electrical connector to MAF sensor; backprobe MAF sensor signal wire terminal with suitable probe while connecting positive voltmeter lead to probe and negative lead to suitable engine ground point; with ignition key ON voltmeter should read less than 1.0 volt (for 2002-2003 3.5L models approximately 1 volt). When starting an engine at idle, expect a range from about 1.0 upwards of 1.8 volts, which will increase as engine rpm goes higher from 1.6 to 3.0 volts. Unfortunately, simulating driving conditions in your driveway is impossible; however, one must see the voltmeter's needle rising as the engine speed goes up and if this does not happen you need to either replace or check on other parts of the MAF sensor system such as wiring harness integrity. In case they are okay, it would be advisable to consult dealer's service department or any qualified repairer for a possible PCM diagnosis. Noteworthy is that even with normal voltage readings, some signal faults may not show up when using a voltmeter; nevertheless, a dealer service department or qualified repairer should perform a sensor test and these problems are undetectable with voltmeter yet still give rise to driveability issues. With four-cylinder models, the air filter housing has to be removed followed by unplugging the MAF sensor electrical connector then removing retaining screws that secure the MAF sensor to the throttle body allowing for replacement of sensor. Contrarily, for V6 models note that plastic MAF sensor body and air duct are an integrated assembly which cannot be taken apart as separating them will be impossible without damaging any of the components therefore never try to do this as it will destroy either part. Unplug electrical connector from MAF sensor; remove clamp securing sensor to intake air duct and extract four fasteners that hold sensor onto air filter housing so as to allow new unit installation and connection process flow smoothly.
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Q:
What should be done if a defective MAF sensor is suspected for the 1999 Nissan Quest? Posted by Customer
A:
If a defective MAF sensor is suspected, stop the engine, disconnect the MAF harness connector, and use an ohmmeter to probe the MAF SIG and GND terminals. An open circuit indicates damage to the hot-wire element. If voltage readings are correct, check the wiring harness for open circuits or damage.
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Q:
How can you test the MAF sensor signal to ensure it's functioning correctly for the 2002 Nissan Xterra? Posted by Customer
A:
Reconnect the electrical connector to the MAF sensor and backprobe the MAF sensor signal wire terminal with a suitable probe. With the ignition key on, the voltmeter should indicate less than 1.0 volt. Upon starting the engine, the voltage should increase as engine rpm is raised.
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