- Location
- Colorado Springs
So here's the back history:
For the past few years I randomly get a P0101 MAF Sensor error code. A quick cleaning of the sensor and resetting of the code and all is well for a while.
After getting a bit frustrated with this, I decided to swap out the OEM sensor for another OEM sensor and see what happens. Now this "new" sensor was used from a JY, so this option was just an experiment. Again after a couple of months the code is set. (Clean and reset... again) I did this swap with several used sensors and still get the same results.
SO... Last fall I got a NEW sensor, OEM (Hitachi), and just put it in about a week ago. Two days ago the error came back. *UGH* (reset time.)
NO I do not have a K&N air filter or any other type of oiled filter. Each time I get the error code I've taken the air filter out and checked it for dirt, a couple of times it was a bit filthy so I replaced it. There is 1 permanent P0101 code stored that my scanner can't clear. (Maybe dealership time to have them clear it?)
Any ideas?
For the past few years I randomly get a P0101 MAF Sensor error code. A quick cleaning of the sensor and resetting of the code and all is well for a while.
After getting a bit frustrated with this, I decided to swap out the OEM sensor for another OEM sensor and see what happens. Now this "new" sensor was used from a JY, so this option was just an experiment. Again after a couple of months the code is set. (Clean and reset... again) I did this swap with several used sensors and still get the same results.
SO... Last fall I got a NEW sensor, OEM (Hitachi), and just put it in about a week ago. Two days ago the error came back. *UGH* (reset time.)
NO I do not have a K&N air filter or any other type of oiled filter. Each time I get the error code I've taken the air filter out and checked it for dirt, a couple of times it was a bit filthy so I replaced it. There is 1 permanent P0101 code stored that my scanner can't clear. (Maybe dealership time to have them clear it?)
Any ideas?