Cardone 74-10044 Mass Air Flow Sensor

Cardone Mass Air Flow Sensor for Volvo

Restore accurate airflow readings with the Cardone remanufactured Mass Air Flow Sensor, part number 74-10044. Built to track original equipment output curves and maintain tight tolerances, this sensor supports smooth engine operation on Volvo applications including the 1994-1997 Volvo 850 and 1998 Volvo C70, S70, and V70.

The Cardone Mass Air Flow Sensor line focuses on remanufactured OE-style performance. Each unit is re-soldered at critical connection points to improve electrical integrity, reduce intermittent faults, and extend service life. The result is a direct-fit sensor that helps the engine control system receive accurate airflow data for proper fuel management.

Key Features

• Remanufactured OE-style Mass Air Flow Sensor for Volvo applications
• Tracks original equipment output curves for accurate scan tool readings
• 100% re-soldering of critical components for stronger electrical connections
• Automated computer testing for functionality and reliability
• Black plastic housing with bolt-on mounting and 2 mounting holes
• Housing included; package includes the sensor and instruction sheet
• Earth-friendly remanufacturing process reduces raw material and energy use

Detailed Description

Cardone 74-10044 is a remanufactured Mass Air Flow Sensor engineered for precise airflow measurement in Volvo 850, C70, S70, and V70 applications. By maintaining specific tolerances and matching OE output behavior, this sensor helps the engine management system calculate fuel delivery and air metering with greater accuracy. This part cross-references Volvo 1275749 and 3507697 for the same application.

Compatible With 1994-1997 Volvo 850, N/A; 1998 Volvo C70, N/A; 1998 Volvo S70, N/A; and 1998 Volvo V70, N/A. The Cardone 74-10044 is a practical replacement when the original sensor no longer reports airflow correctly or shows signs of electrical or mechanical wear.

What It Helps Solve

• Hesitation during acceleration
• Stalling or rough running
• Poor fuel economy
• Poor engine performance
• Intermittent airflow sensor readings

Installation Notes and Tips

Before installing, inspect the air filter, intake ducting, connectors, and wiring for dirt, debris, cracks, looseness, or damage. Common causes of sensor failure include over-voltage, shorted wiring, moisture intrusion, air intake obstructions, and contaminated electrical connections. If the engine runs poorly after tapping lightly on the unit, the sensor may be faulty and should be replaced.

Quality Assurance

Each sensor is tested with automated computer equipment and validated on vehicle to confirm form, fit, durability, and performance requirements. The remanufacturing process is designed to deliver reliable operation while reducing material and energy use compared with producing a new part.