P0102 is actually a pretty common code returned in a Chevy Silverado. The code is triggered by the mass air flow (MAF) circuit. If the circuit is low, it can't perform at its required operating range. This really takes a toll on vehicle performance. The most common reasons for the MAF to trigger this code is that the sensor is d***y or has failed. The sensor itself is actually fairly simple to replace. The average cost to repair this part is $230 to $370. Labor makes up about $30 to $40 of that amount. A vacuum or intake manifold leak can trigger it, too. A leak prevents the sensor from getting an accurate reading. Lastly, the MAF sensor wiring could be damaged and will need replacing.
Timothy K.
April 9, 2020
This code in a chevy silverado means that the ecm found a low voltage output from the mass air flow sensor.
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