What usually causes it
- A loose plug or damaged wires at the sensor
- A failed MAP sensor
- A vacuum hose that has come off or split
- A blown fuse or a bad ground
P0107Starts at: OK to drive, fix when convenient
Intake pressure sensor (MAP) signal is too low
The MAP sensor measures pressure in the air path to the engine. Its signal is lower than it should be.
Check this first
Make sure the plug on the MAP sensor is clipped on tight and the small hose to it is on.
What to watch for
- Rough idle or stalling
- Weak power or poor gas mileage
- A flashing check engine light, which means a bad misfire
Can I keep driving?
We rate P0107 as OK to drive, fix when convenient, as a starting point. Keep an eye on the signs below. If the light starts flashing, stop driving soon.
Quick answers about P0107
What does P0107 mean?
Intake pressure sensor (MAP) signal is too low. The MAP sensor measures pressure in the air path to the engine. Its signal is lower than it should be.
Can I keep driving with P0107?
We rate P0107 as OK to drive, fix when convenient, as a starting point. Keep an eye on the signs below. If the light starts flashing, stop driving soon.
What usually causes P0107?
The most common causes, in order: A loose plug or damaged wires at the sensor; A failed MAP sensor; A vacuum hose that has come off or split; A blown fuse or a bad ground.
Estimates only. A mechanic should confirm. The same code can mean slightly different things on different cars; the app explains it for your exact year, make, model and mileage.