Delphi Mass Air Flow Sensor P/N:AF10111
Delphi AF10576 mass air flow sensor for the 1988-1994 BMW 750iL V12 5.0L and other vehicles measures the air flowing into the engine. The Delphi MAF sensor passes that reading to the engine computer, which uses it to set fuel delivery.
A failing sensor can bring hesitation, a rough idle or a check engine light. Those signs alone do not prove the sensor is the problem, since a vacuum leak can cause them too.
It fits the 1988-1994 BMW 750iL V12 5.0L, the 1993-1994 BMW 850Ci V12 5.0L and the 1991-1992 BMW 850i V12 5.0L. This listing is one sensor, and the 1988-1994 BMW 750iL V12 5.0L takes two. The part is designed and tested to meet or exceed OE requirements and calibrated to match the OE part.
One mass air flow sensor, complete assembly.
Interchange: 74-10010
13 62 7 527 525 · 0280217110 · XTP410010 · MF6313N
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Will the Delphi AF10576 fit the 1988-1994 BMW 750iL V12 5.0L?
Yes. Delphi AF10576 fits the 1988-1994 BMW 750iL V12 5.0L, which takes two sensors; this listing is one sensor.
Does this Delphi air flow sensor come as a complete assembly?
Yes. The Delphi AF10576 package holds one mass air flow sensor as a complete assembly.
Does Delphi AF10576 replace number 74-10010?
Yes. 74-10010 is one of the other numbers this Delphi AF10576 sensor replaces, and the full list is at the bottom of the page.
Can a rough idle mean this mass air flow sensor is failing?
Yes. A rough idle, hesitation or a check engine light can go with a failing mass air flow sensor, and a shop can scan the codes and test it.
Is this mass air flow sensor calibrated to match the OE part?
Yes. Delphi calibrates and tests AF10576 to match the OE part, and it is designed to meet or exceed OE requirements.
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