EA41-13-215

Brand: Haima

Model: S7

Product Name：Air Map Sensor

Part Number: EA41-13-215

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Haima S7 Air Map Sensor – Part No.: EA41-13-215

Let’s keep it simple—this isn’t just a “small electronic part” in your Haima S7’s engine bay. It’s the key “air detector” for the engine’s fuel system: a precise, durable component made of heat-resistant plastic housing and sensitive electronic sensors (to measure air flow and temperature). Mounted on the S7’s intake manifold (the pipe that sends air into the engine), it connects directly to the engine control unit (ECU)—the “brain” of the car. Think of it as the “engine’s ‘air reporter’”: without it, the ECU can’t tell how much air is entering the engine, leading to wrong fuel amounts, weak power, or even engine stalling.

This air map sensor is exclusive to Haima S7—always check your vehicle’s VIN to confirm fitment! It’s tailored to the S7’s engine specs: its detection range matches the S7’s air intake volume (ensures accurate readings at low/high speeds), its wiring plug aligns with the S7’s ECU connector (no rewiring needed), and its heat resistance handles the intake manifold’s temperature (up to 80°C). Grab a generic sensor instead? You’ll run into trouble: wrong air flow readings (ECU adds too little/too much fuel), poor plug fit (loose connections cause signal cuts), or weak heat resistance (fails in hot weather).

Core Jobs: Guide Fuel Mix, Boost Efficiency & Cut Emissions

As a vital part of the S7’s engine management system, it does three key jobs to keep the engine running smoothly and cleanly:

Measure intake air flow: It tracks how much air is being sucked into the engine (e.g., more air at high speeds, less at idle). This data tells the ECU exactly how much fuel to spray into the cylinders—creating the perfect “air-fuel mix” for combustion.

Optimize engine performance: With accurate air flow data, the ECU adjusts fuel delivery to match driving needs. This means better acceleration (when you press the gas, more air = more fuel = more power) and stable idle (no shaky engine when stopped).

Reduce fuel waste & emissions: The right air-fuel mix ensures almost all fuel burns completely—no unburned fuel wasted (lowers fuel consumption by 2–4%) and fewer harmful gases (like CO or hydrocarbons) released (meets emission standards).

This EA41-13-215 air map sensor only fits Haima S7—wrong fit means engine trouble:

Fits These: All Haima S7 variants (matches the engine’s intake system, ECU protocol, and air flow range—confirm with VIN).

Won’t Fit These:

Other Haima models: Like S5, 7X, or M3—different engine sizes, intake designs, and ECU data formats (sensor can’t send correct signals).

Non-Haima vehicles: Even if the plug looks similar, ECU communication protocols differ (no functional match).

S7 with modified intake systems: Aftermarket cold air intakes or larger intake manifolds change air flow patterns—original sensor can’t read correctly (causes fuel mix issues).

 Installation & Upkeep (Pros Recommended for Precision)

Installation: Better Handled by Certified Technicians

Replacing this sensor involves ECU communication—professional work avoids wrong calibration:

Prep: Techs disconnect the S7’s battery (prevents electrical damage), then locate the sensor on the intake manifold (usually held by 2 small bolts).

Remove old sensor: They unplug the wiring connector, unscrew the old sensor, and wipe the intake manifold’s mounting surface (remove dust or oil).

Install new sensor: They place EA41-13-215 into the mounting spot, tighten bolts to Haima’s exact torque (too tight cracks the housing), then reconnect the wiring plug.

Test & calibrate: They reconnect the battery, use a diagnostic tool to sync the sensor with the ECU (critical for accurate readings), and test drive to check for smooth acceleration and no warning lights.

Maintenance: Easy Checks to Keep It Working

Keep it clean: Every 30,000km, have techs gently clean the sensor probe with specialized air sensor cleaner (avoid water or soap—damages electronics). Dust on the probe causes wrong readings.

Check wiring connections: During oil changes, ask to inspect the wiring plug—loose or corroded pins cause signal cuts (leads to rough engine running).

Watch for warning signs: If your S7 has weak acceleration, high fuel consumption, rough idle, or an engine warning light, the sensor may be faulty—get it checked immediately.

Avoid cheap cleaning products: Never use brake cleaner or alcohol on the sensor—they destroy the sensitive probe (needs full replacement).

Summary: Haima S7 Air Map Sensor (EA41-13-215)

This is an exclusive air map sensor for Haima S7 (confirm VIN for fitment). It features a heat-resistant plastic housing and sensitive electronic sensors (for air flow and temperature measurement), mounted on the S7’s intake manifold and connected directly to the engine control unit (ECU).

Its core functions: Measure intake air flow to help the ECU adjust the air-fuel mix for optimal combustion; optimize engine performance (enhance acceleration, stabilize idle); reduce fuel waste (lower consumption by 2–4%) and harmful emissions (meet standards).

It only fits all Haima S7 variants— incompatible with other Haima models (e.g., S5, 7X), non-Haima vehicles, or S7 with modified intake systems. Installation requires certified techs (battery disconnection, torque-controlled fitting, ECU calibration). Maintenance includes 30,000km probe cleaning (with specialized cleaner), wiring checks during oil changes, and addressing warning signs (weak acceleration, rough idle, engine lights). Original parts ensure accuracy, durability, and ECU protection—aftermarket ones risk wrong readings, short lifespan, or ECU damage.

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