Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: fcc-pt on 14 October 2015, 00:43:39
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Hi, I have been looking for a cheap Mass Air Flow Sensor and I have found quite some.
But I'm having some troubles deciding to go cheap, less expensive and Bosch.
As far as concerns prices starting 30€ to 350€. There is a HUGE discrepancy about prices I really need your opinion.
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Go Bosch ;)
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soooo expensive :'(
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Buy cheap buy twice :y
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What about cleaning? Should I clean it first or... buy it?
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Not tried cleaning one tbh, No doubt someone who has tried will reply. :y
You could always try buying a genuine used MAF if money is tight, Although I wouldn't know how readily available they are in Portugal :-\
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Have you tried a breaker on here? I thought the 3.0 MAF was fairly robust, or am I confused? :-\
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Have you tried a breaker on here? I thought the 3.0 MAF was fairly robust, or am I confused? :-\
What do you mean by breaker? I think you're confused this is my 3rd genuine in 8 years!
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If finance is an issue, buy a second hand VX know worker than a cheapo new one.
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Have you tried a breaker on here? I thought the 3.0 MAF was fairly robust, or am I confused? :-\
What do you mean by breaker? I think you're confused this is my 3rd genuine in 8 years!
'Breaker' is an English (probably only British) slang term meaning 'scrap' or 'used'. Basically Lazydocker is suggesting you get a second hand, used part, which will probably last many years, and cost a fraction of the price of a new one. :)
Me, personally I'd feel dirty if I paid more than £10 for one, and certainly not £300! :)
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If Portugal is anything like Spain then the chances of finding a petrol engined Omega in a desguace( car recycling business) is slim. There not being a demand for the parts the cars just get processed. Most Omegas are diesels.
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Have you tried a breaker on here? I thought the 3.0 MAF was fairly robust, or am I confused? :-\
What do you mean by breaker? I think you're confused this is my 3rd genuine in 8 years!
'Breaker' is an English (probably only British) slang term meaning 'scrap' or 'used'. Basically Lazydocker is suggesting you get a second hand, used part, which will probably last many years, and cost a fraction of the price of a new one. :)
Me, personally I'd feel dirty if I paid more than £10 for one, and certainly not £300! :)
LOL cool :) I got one for 180€ on ebay I guess it is a great deal...
About MAF diagnoses is there any chance of ECU being wrong about MAF replacement?
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If Portugal is anything like Spain then the chances of finding a petrol engined Omega in a desguace( car recycling business) is slim. There not being a demand for the parts the cars just get processed. Most Omegas are diesels.
Indeed, it's impossible to find an omega in scrapyard!
Most likely diesel if you find it...
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Although I see you have a MAF now, next time you need a part, try Steve at Omega Spare Parts. His prices are reasonable, he ships overseas and I'm sure that you (and other overseas members) would find hime very helpful. :y
Worth bookmarking his site for future reference. ;)
http://www.omegaspareparts.com/
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Thanks a lot but it's done!
I will keep it for future...
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Put wanted ad in relevant section. :)