Kingc8r

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Well my friend used a diagnostic tool and it said there was an issues with my MAF. We cleared it to see if it was nothing and the next time I turned my car off, then on again the SES light came back on.

I bought a new maf, replaced it and cleared the code with a Hypertech handheld yuner and it was fine until I tured my car off, then on again. I don't have an Advanced Auto/Auto Zone anywhere near me so I wanted to know if anyone here has had the same issue.

I'm going to try and take my car to my boys shop and have him clear it with his diagnostic tool again and see if that helps. I'm pissed I spent money on a new maf and it didn't even help.

2001NBMZ28

What was the code? A blown ENG SEN fuse can throw P0102 for example.

Kingc8r

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P0102, I've replaced the ENG SEN fuse, the MAF...now what

Kingc8r

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Maybe I should disconnect my negative battery, unplug my maf, replug it in, connect my battery again, clear the code?

2001NBMZ28

Was the fuse blown?

Kingc8r

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I'll have to look at it again I just replaced it, didn't even look at it

2001NBMZ28

If the fuse was OK see www.gearchatter.com/viewtopic9069.php If it keeps blowing you'll have to check wiring for everything on that circuit.

Kingc8r

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Great, this should be fun! I hate electronic gremlins

Kingc8r

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Checked the fuse that I replaced and it's fine.

TAQuickness

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P0102 is a low input from the MAF. Could be a long shot, but you might want to double check all the clamps and hoses feeding into the intake are secure (no leaks getting around the MAF).

Kingc8r

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I'm going to home depot to buy the tubing and I'll try this.

Kingc8r

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I rechecked my wires and the harness that plugs into the MAF wasn't all the way tight...thanks for your help!