Engine management light

Mass air flow sensors are not uncommon to fail on these and many other vehicles these days, it will be a bosch unit, but i don't usually have those codes stored on a vauxhall unless i have unplugged it on purpose while it is running to check on intermitent lack of power, What else have you been told, as vauxhalls don't suffer very many wiring problems unless some idiot has been playing around with it, post back with some history.

Im a great beliver if its running leave it.Noone tinkers the last time someone had my car was about 8month ago when I got it serviced.Ive been told it could be any amount o sensors and unlike what you said people have told me that vectras are ******** when these things happen.Told it could be from air intake sensor to crankshaft sensor any way going for a 2nd independent read out today Ill keep you informd thanks for your vreply

had 2nd oppinion had same 2 codes.Ladhad same car in workshop swopped several sensors air flow meters to no avail finaly found a fault ecu any one got one standing around informed to get ecu off inlet manifold Also told to get key with transponder and a reciever from around the barrel.Then it should go straight in.Without having to go down and use tech2 etc etc I was told that the year of my car 2000 wre prone to the ecu having faults by a mechanic of vauxhall

had 2nd oppinion had same 2 codes.Ladhad same car in workshop swopped several sensors air flow meters to no avail finaly found a fault ecu any one got one standing around informed to get ecu off inlet manifold Also told to get key with transponder and a reciever from around the barrel.Then it should go straight in.Without having to go down and use tech2 etc etc I was told that the year of my car 2000 wre prone to the ecu having faults by a mechanic of vauxhall