The selected LandCruiser 200 Series MAF sensor has two important limits: it is for the listed non-DPF application, and it is supplied without the airflow housing. Confirm both before comparing a similar five-pin sensor.
The build range is useful, but the vehicle’s configuration still needs to be established. The product explicitly excludes DPF-equipped vehicles.
Confirm the vehicle in its existing configuration
The selected non-DPF 200 Series sensor uses reference 22204-51010. Its Australian application is VDJ200/VDJ201 with the 4.5L 1VD-FTV V8 diesel engine, built 09/2007–08/2015, without a DPF.
Keep VIN, actual build month, engine and configuration with the original number. If DPF status or a previous alteration is unclear, ask for a vehicle-specific check. This selection restriction is not advice to remove or change emissions equipment.
Compare the sensor body and five-pin connector
Match the original reference, five actual contacts, connector keying, sensing element and two mounting ears. Use the complete sensor and a clear plug detail together so the contact count belongs to the same part.
A shared connector count does not establish another engine or emissions application. Do not infer a pinout, signal value or unlisted dimension from the image. Resolve an obscured or different interface before selecting the part.
Separate the retained housing from the sensor
The offer contains one sensor. Air-cleaner housing, wiring and mounting screws are excluded. Have the installer confirm that the retained assembly and the diagnosed repair require this sensor-only package.
A fault code or performance complaint alone does not prove the sensor has failed. This guide addresses identification and package scope, not electrical diagnosis or a cleaning procedure.
Prepare the fitment record
Provide the VIN, build month, engine, confirmed existing configuration, original number and accessible photographs of the full sensor, plug and mounting ears. Identify any difference rather than extending the listed scope from the 200 Series name.
Prepared from application records and the linked product photographs. The featured workshop scene is an AI-generated editorial illustration. Information reviewed on 3 November 2026.