Failed mass airflow sensor

A failed mass airflow (MAF) sensor can cause rough idling, loss of power, poor fuel economy, and hesitation when accelerating due to incorrect air-fuel mixture readings. Symptoms may include stalling, black smoke from the exhaust, or an illuminated check engine light. The MAF sensor monitors incoming air and adjusts fuel delivery accordingly, but if it malfunctions, the ECU may supply too much or too little fuel, causing performance issues. A faulty MAF sensor can be caused by dirt buildup, damaged wiring, or sensor wear. Cleaning or replacing the sensor can restore proper performance.

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