Subject	The issue is the part is also identical to aftermarket ones
Posted by	Polishzx on February 18, 2026 at 3:06 PM
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In Reply To	It's identical to the new OEM Nissan MAF I purchased from Z1 posted by Mike (NoVA) on February 18, 2026 at 01:02 PM
Message	If you look at what is available on Rockauto, several ones like this 60 dollar Walker and 100 dollar Delphi appear to have that same body, missing the Nissan logo but has the spot for it. My concern is it sure seems like my OEM Nissan part had the longevity of what I would expect from one of these aftermarket 60 dollar parts. I hope they aren't asking close to 1k now and just selling these aftermarket parts as OEM. In terms of updates, Nissan absolutely made updates to the design, that is why the 350Z uses the cartridge style MAF. It isn't a direct drop in to the Z32 without tuning the ECU for it though, but that is what CZP resolved with their custom cartridge MAF so that it is a drop-in solution with no ECU modification needed.
Follow Ups	Anyone purchase an OEM MAF in the last few years? - Polishzx 15:54:53 02/16/26 The original supplier was Unisa Jecs fwiw (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 20:32:26 02/16/26 The new one still has the same JECS sticker - Polishzx 14:41:27 02/18/26 Re: The original supplier was Unisa Jecs fwiw - ZXoltan 10:26:22 02/19/26 It's identical to the new OEM Nissan MAF I purchased from Z1 - Mike (NoVA) 13:02:20 02/18/26 The issue is the part is also identical to aftermarket ones - Polishzx 15:06:21 02/18/26 "OEM Quality" really only is meaningful when the OEM - black300zx 18:24:21 02/18/26
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