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Q 1. What vehicles does the MAF-096 fit?

A. The MAF-096 fits Rover, Honda, including models such as the Accord Mk VI, Accord Mk VII, ACCORD V — 26 vehicle applications in total. Use the selection widget to match your make, model and engine, or search our cross-referenced catalogue by OEM number or machine model; ask Simon if your vehicle is not listed.

Q 2. How do I know if the MAF-096 fits my exact vehicle?

A. Fit depends on your engine and year as well as the model. Check your vehicle in the selection widget against the full application list before ordering, or ask Simon if your variant is not shown.

Q 3. How many vehicles does the MAF-096 cover in total?

A. The MAF-096 covers 26 applications across two makes — Rover (17 applications) and Honda (9 applications) — with a model year span of 1994 to 2005.

Q 4. What OE and aftermarket cross-references does the MAF-096 carry?

A. The MAF-096 carries 31 cross-references including Bosch 0 281 002 120, Lucas FDM731, Cambiare VE700190, Magneti Marelli 213719728010, Mobiletron MA-B122, Meat & Doria 86045, Vemo V26-72-0025, Honda 16400-P5T-G00, Rover MHK100360, Fuel Parts MAFS002, and others.

Q 5. Is this part covered by your Fit Guarantee?

A. Yes. Every vehicle and OE cross-reference shown for this part is checked against manufacturer data and backed by our Fit Guarantee. If it is not right, our Fit Guarantee or hassle-free returns have you covered.

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