OEM Dodge Dart Mass Air Flow Sensor

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Dodge Dart Mass Air Flow Sensor is the key to extracting the maximum performance out of the sports-utility Dodge Dart, which has been described as having sharp handling, spacious interior, and the combination of sportiness and practicality in its looks and on-the-road behavior. Superior crash rating, smartphone connectivity and responsive suspension make it an excellent choice to users and first time enthusiasts. Through both its traditional sixties roots and its contemporary 2013 reintroduction, the Dodge Dart can be configured with either manual or automatic gearing, with a variety of trim options available, and with good solid safety features, which will make it an appealing compact car to a driver without breaking the bank. Since the engine uses precise provision of fuel, Dodge Dart Mass Air Flow Sensor emerges crucial. It is a hot wire device that is mounted in the intake duct and it measures the amount of air rushing in into the intake duct such that the ECU can adjust the amount of fuel to allow the engine to idle smoothly, accelerate swiftly, and also provide low emissions. The healthy Mass Air Flow Sensor also makes the Dart achieve higher mileage and dark warning lights. Once such symptoms as harsh running and low economy start to show, changing the Mass Air Flow Sensor will help get the Dodge spirit regained in a short period of time. To install it, find a parking place, remove battery, replace sensors in the air filter, clamps, reconnect power, test idle.