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Diagnostic Trouble Code, Now what? V70-XC70

posted by  Oldvo on  Wed Jan 29 15:33 CST 2003
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I see in other posts that this may also be called the MAF (Mass Air Flow) sensor which is located on the Air filter box. Some cars have the MAP and some have the MAF. Any thoughts? If this is the case, I've read that it may be as simple as unplugging and plugging the connector (bad connection).
Ray.






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