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VW Volkswagen 1.6 MAF sensor to Pod Filter Adaptor

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Publication date 2022-12-25 at 18:36
Design number 977645
Fr0styro

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VW Beetle 1.6 MAF sensor to Pod Filter Adaptor

This is an adaptor for a VW Beetle 1.6 (might work on other models for sure) MAF sensor to Pod Air Filter.

With this one you can keep your stock MAF sensor when you install a Pod Air Filter.

When I've done the cold air intake without the MAF sensor, the Car started throwing errors and the ESP system stopped working for whatever reason, therefore I had to find a solution for keeping it installed. Since the VW sensor doesn't have a round intake and I couldn't find any aftermarket solution, I had to design this adaptor.

The adaptor is from the MAF sensor shape to 76mm round intake.

It get's installed using the original screws that the MAF sensor has, just screw them in the pilot-holes i've made.
For the gasket I used the same one that came stock with the car.

I recomend printing in ABS or other high temp filament since things around the engine bay can get a little toasty :)

3D printing settings

ABS Filament or other high temp filament
100% Infill or high wall count
0.2mm layer height or more/less, it's not really important (I printed at 0.28 and it's fine)
Print with a brim to make sure you don't get any corner warping

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