Toyota Allion Mass Air Flow MAF Sensor

Reconditioned Mass Air Flow Sensors for Toyota Allion – Imported from Japan

The Toyota Allion is designed for smooth performance, fuel efficiency, and reliability—and these benefits depend on a properly functioning Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor. This sensor measures the amount of air entering the engine and communicates with the Engine Control Unit (ECU). Accurate airflow readings allow the ECU to adjust fuel delivery for optimal kilometres per litre (KPL), smooth acceleration, and lower emissions.

Over time, MAF sensors can lose precision due to dust, oil vapour deposits, or prolonged heat exposure. When readings drift, the engine may run too rich or too lean, leading to reduced fuel efficiency, rough idling, sluggish acceleration, increased exhaust smoke, or a Check Engine Light.

We supply reconditioned Toyota Allion MAF sensors, refurbished in Japan to restore reliable performance. Each sensor is carefully cleaned, recalibrated, and tested to ensure consistent and accurate airflow readings—offering the performance of a new sensor at a more affordable price.

Available Toyota Allion MAF Sensor Part Numbers and Models:

22204-22010 – AZT240, NZT240, ZZT245

22204-37010 – NZT260, ZRT260, ZRT265

Signs Your MAF Sensor May Need Replacement:

Check Engine Light with airflow-related fault codes

Noticeable drop in fuel efficiency (KPL)

Hesitation or sluggish acceleration

Rough idle or engine stalling

Excessive fuel smell or smoke from exhaust

Why Choose Our Reconditioned MAF Sensors:

Perfect Fit – Direct installation without modification

Accurate Performance – Ensures stable fuel delivery and smooth operation

Cost-Effective – High-quality performance at a lower price

Environmentally Friendly – Extends part life and reduces waste

Reliability Tested – Proven durability under real driving conditions

With our ready-to-ship Toyota Allion MAF sensors in Sri Lanka, you can restore your vehicle’s smooth performance, fuel efficiency, and dependable driving experience—just as it was engineered.