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P0102 Mass air flow sensor replaced code comes back

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Old Aug 16, 2007 | 09:26 PM
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I had the P0102 code come up and car was hesitating quit a bit on acceleration when at full temp. Replaced sensor hesititation is gone but the code comes back after i have deleted it. Any ideas???? I doubt the one i put in is faulty and still fixing the issue. I have OBD2 scanner thats how i am clearing the codes
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Old Aug 16, 2007 | 09:47 PM
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What maf did you put on? New - what brand? Used - jy pull?

Have you tried cleaning the connector and checking for intake leaks?
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It was a used one from a wreckers, with the exact same part number. I have not tried cleaning the replacment one yet but it didn't look that bad.... And i havent tested for leaks what is the easiiest way to test for leaks?
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Let'* step back a minute..

What are you driving..year and model please.

From there we'll know better what you have happening..and if you could mention what the code means would also be great.

Depending..this could be a bad ground, bad +5V, dirty sensor, dirty air filter... there are so many things when we are unsure of which year/model we are working with.
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Ok 2002 SLE....Also today i noticed a little bit of hesititation on highway but nothing for the rest of the day. And it was nothing like it had been. Also the filter was changed recently The code is Mass Air Flow Sensor Circuit Low
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Did you gently clean the JY MAF wire before putting in on? It could be dirty and althought the hesitation is not as bad, may still be throwing the code. If you go back to clean the wire, be VERY gentle.
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ok i did that and the light still came back on
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how many miles were on the JY pull? I always thought MAF issues cleared up a bit when at full temp. Fuel mileage drop? What did you use to clean it? Is the filter a K&N or other similar type of filter that uses oil?

Just trying to have all of the information.... sorry if it seems nagging/redundant.

Does your scanner have the ability to monitor MAF voltages?
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the miles around 100,000 I have a stock replacment filter, and i cleaned it well it took the black off and yes the fuel mileage did drop
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It sounds like you need to try another sensor. Do you have a scanner or just a code reader?
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