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2002, 2003 VW Golf
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$29.00
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$30.21
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$258.33
1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 VW Golf, Golf MK4
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$26.99
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$28.11
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$365.00
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Please verify Audi/VW, 06A906461L, or Bosch number, 0280218063, on existing unit as variations from factory may exist. 1 per car.
2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 VW Golf
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$64.99
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$67.70
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$312.63
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2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 VW Golf, Golf SportWagen
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$128.99
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$134.36
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$123.99
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2004 VW Golf
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$106.99
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$111.45
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$349.29
2012, 2013 VW Golf R
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$96.99
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$101.03
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$389.82
2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 VW Golf
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$95.99
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$99.99
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$114.20
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1999, 2000, 2001 VW Golf, Golf MK3, Golf MK4
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$103.99
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$108.32
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$140.53
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Please verify VW or Bosch part number on existing unit before ordering, this unit replaces 0280217529, 0280218017, 071906461B, and 0986280208 original part numbers. 1 per car.
1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 VW Golf, Golf MK4
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$126.99
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$132.28
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$574.98
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For TDi models with ALH engine only. 1 per car.
1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 VW Golf, Golf MK4
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$63.99
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$66.66
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$432.27
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Please verify Bosch part number (0280218002) or VW number (06A906461A) on existing unit prior to ordering - some variations may exist due to VW factory changes. 1 per car.
2000, 2001 VW Golf
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$63.99
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$66.66
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$349.29
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2004, 2005, 2006 VW Golf, Golf IV
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$124.99
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$130.20
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$250.00
2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 VW Golf, Golf IV
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$90.99
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$94.78
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$135.09
1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 VW Golf, Golf MK3, Golf MK4
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$95.99
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$99.99
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$246.67
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1 per car.
1996, 1997 VW Golf
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$192.99
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$201.03
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$341.59
2004, 2005, 2006 VW Golf, Golf IV
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$66.99
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$69.78
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$349.29

VW Golf air mass meter typically cost between $26.99 and $192.99.

What Are The Signs Of A Faulty VW Golf Air Mass Meter?

A worn-out VW Golf air mass meter can make your car act up in strange ways. You might notice the engine running rough or idling unevenly. When you press the gas, there could be a delay, or it just doesn’t pick up like it used to. Sometimes, you’ll see a drop in miles per gallon, burning more fuel than feels normal. The car might stall out at intersections or hesitate before moving. A dashboard warning light, often the check engine light, may come on as well. If dark smoke pours from the exhaust or you catch a raw fuel smell, the air mass meter could be telling you something’s wrong. These changes might creep up or come on all at once, so catching them early is important.

How Do I Test If My VW Golf Air Mass Meter Is Working Properly?

Start simple. Take a look at the VW Golf air mass meter for dirt, dust, or broken wires. A dirty meter can throw off readings. Unplugging the sensor while the engine runs is a classic trick—if the car’s idle smooths out, the sensor could be failing. A scan tool can read fault codes from your system and point you towards the air mass meter if it’s acting up. You can use a multimeter to check voltage and signal, comparing your readings to what VW recommends. If the numbers jump around or fall outside the range, the meter might be finished. Some mechanics will swap in a known-good sensor from another Golf to rule out other issues.

Can I Clean The VW Golf Air Mass Meter Or Do I Have To Replace It?

Cleaning is worth a try if grime is causing trouble. Use a mass airflow sensor cleaner and don’t scrape or bend any of the fragile wires inside. Remove the meter, spray it as the cleaner instructions say, then give it time to dry before you put it back. For some folks, this fixes their problem on the spot. But if cleaning changes nothing or the sensor still runs rough, a replacement is your next step. A worn-out or damaged air mass meter can’t always be saved with cleaning alone.

Why Does My VW Golf Stall Or Hesitate After Replacing The Air Mass Meter?

After swapping out the VW Golf air mass meter, the car might stall, idle unevenly, or respond slow to the gas pedal. Sometimes, the engine needs a little time to adapt to the new sensor. Try disconnecting the battery to help the car’s computer reset. Go back and check that the new air mass meter is installed right and all clamps or hoses are tight. Even a small leak near the intake can throw things off. Make sure the part matches your Golf’s year and model. If the stalling or hesitation sticks around, the part you installed could be faulty, or something else in the intake or emissions system could be the real culprit.

How Long Does The VW Golf Air Mass Meter Typically Last?

Most VW Golf air mass meters run strong for about 80,000 to 120,000 miles, but this depends on how you drive and where you take your car. If you drive where the air is dusty or salty, or skip regular air filter swaps, the meter might pack it in sooner. If the engine acts up or if you’re getting close to that mileage range, swapping the meter preventively can save bigger headaches later. Paying attention to the car’s feel and tackling issues early helps you keep your Golf smooth and reliable.

Why Choose AutohausAZ For Your VW Golf Air Mass Meter?

If you've been hunting for a VW Golf air mass meter that won't break the bank, you've landed in the right place. At AutohausAZ, we work hard to set up deals that actually save you money, and we deliver quick so you’re not left waiting. Returns are simple—which is a relief if you’ve ever wrangled with confusing return policies before. There’s no need to chase down coupons or sales because the price you see is already cut down to what’s fair. We ship fast because we know you want your car fixed, not stuck in the driveway. If you get the wrong part or it’s not quite right, sending it back is hassle-free. We keep the experience simple, so you spend less time on repairs and more on the road. Our team is here if you need help, and our stock is deep, so we’re ready when your Golf needs parts. Many drivers stick with us once they see how smooth the process is. If you’re hoping for an honest place to buy and folks who can answer your questions, we’re ready to help get you rolling again.