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Volkswagen Passat - Video tutorial

Model: Volkswagen Passat B5, 3BG - Years 1996-2005
Part: Engine
Operation: Air mass sensor replacement

The mass air sensor (better known as mass air flow sensor) on the car model in question is located inside the filter box, precisely under the cover; in order to replace the sensor it is therefore necessary to remove the cover of the engine air filter by disconnecting the inlet sleeve, unscrewing the fixing screws of the cover itself and moving the pipes and cables that pass above it; once the cover has been removed, unscrew the fixing screws of the mass air flow sensor, extract it from its seat, recover the o-ring gasket to be applied to the new sensor and install the latter by tightening the fixing screws and refitting the cover.


Posted on 25 August 2023 by ScegliAuto

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