An unplugged or corroded MAP connector. An open or shorted signal or 5-volt reference wire. A failed MAP sensor.

P0107 Manifold Absolute Pressure/Barometric Pressure Circuit Low

Q: What does P0107 mean?

P0107 means the manifold pressure (MAP) sensor's signal is too low, usually wiring or a failed sensor. The engine computer is seeing a MAP sensor signal that's too low to be real, usually from a missing reference voltage, an open signal wire or a failed sensor.

Fuel and air

P0107 means the manifold pressure (MAP) sensor's signal is too low, usually wiring or a failed sensor.

The engine computer is seeing a MAP sensor signal that's too low to be real, usually from a missing reference voltage, an open signal wire or a failed sensor.

Can I keep driving? Yes, but get it fixed soon.

Usually drivable in a backup mode, but it may hesitate or run poorly. Get it fixed soon.

Common causes

An unplugged or corroded MAP connector
An open or shorted signal or 5-volt reference wire
A failed MAP sensor

Symptoms

Hesitation or stumbling
Rough running, poor fuel economy
Sometimes hard starting

What to check first

Check the connector and wiring.
With the key on, check for about 5 volts on the reference wire and a good ground.
Check the signal voltage against your service information's spec.
Replace the sensor if power and ground are good but the signal stays low.

What does P0107 mean on your vehicle?

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Related codes

General guidance for P0107 on most vehicles. Some makers use the same code a little differently; confirm in the service information for your vehicle, put safety first, and see a professional when in doubt.