The selected Navara D23 MAF sensor covers the original four-pin arrangement only. A D23 badge or similar flat sensing insert is not enough to establish another original configuration.
Keep the vehicle record and original reference with the connector photograph. Count actual contacts, then compare the keying and mounting interface; a four-position-looking plastic housing alone does not finish the check.
Confirm the listed NP300 application
The selected four-pin D23 airflow sensor is listed for the NP300 2.3L YS23DDT diesel application, 04/2015–12/2020. Its references are 22680-00Q0A and 22680-7131R.
Confirm VIN, actual build month, engine and original sensor number. The listed range should not be extended to another engine or plug arrangement because the intake location looks familiar.
Match the contacts, insert and mounting flange
The comparison needs the four-contact connector, two mounting holes, flat sensing insert and sealing ring. A full-unit view establishes which connector belongs to the sensor; the detail view should then show the contacts and keying without obstruction.
Do not treat the number of contacts as a pinout or infer an electrical test value from it. If the original arrangement differs, leave the selection unresolved and ask for a fitment check.
Keep the sensor-only package boundary
The offer contains one sensor. Air intake duct, airbox, wiring and fitting screws are excluded. The product photograph should not be interpreted as a complete intake housing or wiring repair package.
A running complaint or diagnostic code does not establish that this sensor is the required repair. Have the fault diagnosed and use this comparison to identify the replacement configuration after the component requirement is known.
Send a traceable original-sensor enquiry
Provide the VIN, build month, engine details, original reference and accessible photographs of the full sensor, plug, mounting flange and insert. State any discrepancy before ordering. Avoid dismantling or probing the sensing element simply to create a photograph.
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.