Vauxhall Vectra Mass Air Flow Sensor (MAF) Problems

Problems mentioning the Mass Air Flow Sensor (MAF) on the Vauxhall Vectra
Engine management light on permanently
2002 1.8 LS manual petrol
Posted: Apr 15, 2010
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Spanner Light
2005 1.9 CDTI SRI
Posted: May 7, 2010
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Poor starting
1998 1.8 auto estate
Posted: Sep 8, 2012
2
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Vectra mis-fire
2000 1.8i 16v
Posted: Mar 9, 2013
14
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Engine management light
2000 1.8sri
Posted: Feb 26, 2014
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Misfire on idle
2007 1.8sri
Posted: Oct 30, 2014
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Whirring Ignition, not starting
2006 2.2 direct petrol
Posted: Aug 24, 2015
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Spanner light
2003 2.2dti elite
Posted: Feb 12, 2016
6
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Strange Temp Gauge Behaviour!
2001 1.8 LS Petrol Manual.
Posted: Nov 25, 2009
2
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Coil pack
2003 1.8sri
Posted: Dec 1, 2009
4
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What problems can be caused by a faulty Mass Air Flow Sensor (MAF)?

Engine doesn't start up and/or cuts out when running

The engine doesn't start up very easily and will often not start at all. When it is running it can cut out completely without warning.

Engine is misfiring

The engine sounds like it's not running correctly, the engine sounds rough as if it's not running in time.

Engine does not sound or feel normal

The engine doesn't sound normal, it can sound like it's struggling to keep running or out of time. The engine note produced by the engine can also sound very different, it's often a deeper, more bass heavy sound that it is normally.

Check Engine warning light showing on dashboard

The dashboard warning light showing on this page (or one very similar, sometimes a slightly different shape or colour) has appeared on the dashboard and doesn't go off when the car is running.

Engine is running rough

When the engine is running it does sound like it would normally, it can sound like it's struggling to keep running or produce strange noises that sound like it's not running in time with itself.

Fuel consumption seems above normal range

The fuel gauge seems to be going down quicker than usual, the car is using more fuel when driving in the same way as before.