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P0106 Warning

OBD2 code P0106: Mass air flow / intake pressure sensor

MAF or MAP sensor fault.

ECU: ECM

Detected Root Component

MAP Sensor

Confidence level: high

Technical Component Diagrams

MAP Sensor Layout

MAP Sensor Layout

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MAP Sensor Connector

MAP Sensor Connector

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Observed Symptoms

  • Engine light on (MIL/Check Engine)
  • Rough or unstable slow motion
  • Loss of engine power
  • Excessive fuel consumption

Possible Causes

  • Faulty air flow meter (MAF)
  • Faulty MAP sensor
  • Vacuum leak
  • Damaged wiring
  • Corroded connector
Diagnostic Progress 0 %
Difficulty Medium
Est. time 30-60min
Tools Required 4 tool(s)

Tools Required

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Parts likely to be the cause (Capteur MAF / Débitmètre)

Capteur MAF / Débitmètre

Capteur MAF / Débitmètre

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Frequently asked questions about code P0106

What does code P0106 mean?

OBD2 code P0106: Mass air flow / intake pressure sensor. MAF or MAP sensor fault.

What are the symptoms of code P0106?

Code P0106 may cause: Engine light on (MIL/Check Engine), Rough or unstable slow motion, Loss of engine power, Excessive fuel consumption. The intensity of these symptoms varies depending on the vehicle and driving conditions.

What causes code P0106?

The most common causes of code P0106 are: Faulty air flow meter (MAF), Faulty MAP sensor, Vacuum leak, Damaged wiring. A proper OBD2 diagnostic will pinpoint the exact cause.

Is it serious to drive with code P0106?

Code P0106 has moderate severity (Warning). Short-term driving remains possible, but a prompt check is recommended to prevent worsening.

How do I fix code P0106?

Start by reading the code with an OBD2 scanner, then follow the interactive decision tree on this page. Priority causes to check: Faulty air flow meter (MAF), Faulty MAP sensor, Vacuum leak, Damaged wiring. Difficulty: Medium · Estimated time: 30-60min.