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CRC Mass Air Flow Sensor Cleaner 400ml - 5093
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Fuelmiser MAF Sensor - CAF033

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF008

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF116

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF093

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF095

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF104

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Fuelmiser MAF Sensor - CAF032

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF047

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF036

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF123

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF115

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Fuelmiser MAF Sensor - CAF016

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF022

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF113

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF153

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF118

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF050

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF114

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF127

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF033
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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF033

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF108

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF152

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF062

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF021

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF140

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF061

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Fuelmiser MAF Sensor - CAF048

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF032

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF129

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF119

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Fuelmiser MAF Sensor - CAF100G

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF089

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF081

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF102

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF024

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Tridon MAF Sensor - TAF157

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2015 Toyota LandCruiser MAF Sensor — What It Does and How to Look After It

Based on Toyota technical literature, a MAF (Mass Air Flow) sensor is fitted to the 2015 Toyota LandCruiser 200 Series. Both the 5.7‑litre 3UR‑FE petrol and the 4.5‑litre 1VD‑FTV twin‑turbo diesel engines list a “Mass Air Flow meter” in the Engine Control System, and the Toyota Electronic Parts Catalogue for J200 (2015 MY) includes a “Meter Sub‑Assembly, Mass Air Flow.” These references align with DENSO’s hot‑film MAF usage on late‑model Toyota petrol and common‑rail diesel engines.

The MAF sensor’s job on a 2015 LandCruiser is to measure the actual mass of air entering the engine so the ECM can meter fuel precisely. On the 3UR‑FE petrol, the reading drives fuelling and ignition timing for smooth idle, punchy mid‑range and decent economy. On the 1VD‑FTV diesel, the MAF reading also helps manage EGR flow, turbocharger control and, indirectly, DPF performance. A clean, accurate MAF keeps the big Cruiser feeling crisp around town and relaxed on long Kiwi and Aussie highway runs.

Tell‑tales of a crook or dirty MAF include lazy throttle response, rough idle, higher fuel use, black smoke on diesels, or fault codes such as P0101/P0102/P0103. Because these wagons often see dust, sand and long kilometres under the bonnet, preventative care pays off.

Servicing tips owners appreciate:

  • Inspection interval: check the MAF each service, and consider cleaning every 20,000–40,000 km if driving in dusty regions.
  • Cleaning: use a dedicated MAF‑safe cleaner only. Do not use brake or carb cleaner. Remove the sensor from the airbox/duct, give a few light sprays on the sensing element, let it air dry, then refit.
  • Air filter and sealing: ensure the air filter seals squarely and the airbox clips are snug. Avoid heavily oiled aftermarket filters, which can contaminate the hot‑film element.
  • Wiring and O‑ring: inspect the connector for corrosion and the sensor’s O‑ring for nicks. Air leaks post‑MAF skew readings.
  • After cleaning or replacement: clear any codes, then let the ECU relearn with a short drive that includes idle, light cruise and a few moderate accelerations.

Replacement is straightforward: the unit sits in or just after the air cleaner (petrol) or in the airbox lid/intake duct (diesel). Swap it with basic hand tools, making sure the flow arrow points the right way. Genuine or quality OEM‑equivalent parts keep readings stable, especially important on the 1VD‑FTV where MAF accuracy influences EGR and DPF strategy.

Popular questions about the 2015toyotalandcruiser mafsensor

Where is the MAF sensor on a 2015 LandCruiser?

On the 3UR‑FE petrol it’s mounted in the air intake just after the air cleaner. On the 1VD‑FTV diesel it’s typically in the airbox lid or the outlet duct. Look for a small rectangular housing with a 5‑pin electrical connector.

Can a dirty MAF cause DPF or EGR issues on the 1VD‑FTV?

Yes. Skewed airflow readings can upset EGR control and alter fuelling, which may increase soot loading and trigger frequent regens. Keeping the MAF clean and the airbox sealed helps the DPF live an easier life.

What scan readings should be expected at idle?

Warm idle typically shows a stable airflow value. Exact grams‑per‑second vary with engine and altitude, but consistency matters more than the number. Big deviations from known‑good data or erratic traces suggest cleaning, smoke‑testing for leaks, or sensor replacement.

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