As the driver of a Chevy Cruze, You will experience a variety of lights and alerts on Your dashboard over Your years of ownership. Most of the time, these simply indicate it is time for routine maintenance, such as fluid or filter changes. Alternatively, it could mean something is going awry with the system. This can include trouble code p1101. This code indicates that the power-train control module is detecting a loss of voltage from the mass airflow sensor. This most likely means the MAF sensor has gone bad. If the MAF needs to be replaced, You can expect to pay between $13 and $58 for a new part. If You have it done by a professional, You will pay between $40 and $138 for labor.
Jeremy M.
April 9, 2020
Error code p1101 occurs when the pcm (powertrain control module also known as ecm or engine control module in other vehicles) detects a fault or discrepancy within the maf (mass air flow) sensor system, as the pcm carries out its self-diagnosis called koer or key on engine running.
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