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Overview
A new mass air flow sensor for Subaru Forester, Impreza and Legacy models, referenced to OE number 22680-AA280. The MAF sensor measures how much air the engine is drawing in and is the primary input for fuel delivery; when it drifts or fails you get a check engine light, hesitation on acceleration, erratic idle, poor fuel economy and sometimes a stall at traffic lights. It is one of the first components a workshop tests when a Subaru runs poorly, which makes it a dependable repeat-sale line. The manufacturer states the sensor is OE standard size, 12 volt, and carries a 12-month warranty.
Key Features
- Mass air flow (MAF) sensor referenced to OE 22680-AA280
- Listed for Subaru Forester, Impreza and Legacy
- 12 volt, OE standard size as stated by the manufacturer
- Manufacturer states 100% professional test
- New condition, 12-month warranty
- Compact – approximately 1.0 kg packed
Vehicle Compatibility
- Subaru Forester – as listed by the manufacturer
- Subaru Impreza – as listed by the manufacturer
- Subaru Legacy – as listed by the manufacturer
Compatibility note: The manufacturer has not published model years, engine code or drive side for this sensor. MAF sensors are calibrated per engine variant, so please confirm your chassis code, engine and the part number on your existing unit with us before ordering.
Specifications
| OE number | 22680-AA280 |
| Voltage | 12 V |
| Part type | Mass air flow (MAF) sensor |
| Condition | New |
| Quality note | 100% professional test |
| Manufacturer warranty | 12 months (as stated by the manufacturer) |
| Packed weight | Approximately 1.0 kg |
What's Included
- 1 x mass air flow sensor
- No air box seal, hose clamps or mounting screws unless confirmed with the manufacturer
- Confirm the pack contents with us before ordering
Installation & Fitment Notes
Handle the sensor element carefully — it is delicate and easily damaged. Check the air filter and intake for leaks at the same time, and clear the fault codes before re-testing. We recommend professional installation by a qualified automotive technician. Confirm the OE number, engine code and vehicle details against your vehicle before ordering, and check that the part matches the unit being replaced.