2000 Mitsubishi Montero MAF Sensor Location Diagram - Engine Bay Illustration
Component-location illustration pointing out the mass air flow sensor in the engine bay.
This document is a single line-art illustration from a service manual showing the location of the Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor in an engine bay. The drawing depicts the engine compartment viewed from the front-left, with a callout arrow pointing to a rectangular component mounted on top of the air intake duct/air cleaner assembly, labeled "Mass Air Flow Sensor." The figure reference number "7FU1484" appears in the lower-right corner of the illustration. No year, make, model, engine designation, part numbers, torque specifications, or wiring information appears in the image itself. The uploader has associated it with a 2000 Mitsubishi Montero, and nothing in the illustration contradicts that claim. A reader can learn from this figure where the MAF sensor is physically located — on top of the intake air duct near the air cleaner housing at the front of the engine bay — which is useful when diagnosing air-fuel metering problems, cleaning the sensor, or replacing it. The image is part of an album containing related engine-management component location diagrams (ECTS, fuel pump assembly, and knock/other sensor pages), suggesting it is one page of a multi-page component-locator set.
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Frequently asked questions
- Where is the Mass Air Flow sensor located according to this diagram?
- The diagram shows the Mass Air Flow sensor mounted on top of the air intake duct/air cleaner assembly in the engine bay, indicated by a callout arrow pointing to a rectangular unit.
- What component does this illustration identify?
- It identifies a single component: the Mass Air Flow Sensor.
- Is there a figure or reference number on this diagram?
- Yes, the reference code "7FU1484" appears in the lower-right corner of the illustration.
- Does the diagram include part numbers or specifications for the MAF sensor?
- No. The illustration only shows the sensor's physical location; it contains no part numbers, torque values, or electrical specifications.
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