OBD codes / P0102 / Nissan Rogue
P0102 on a Nissan Rogue
Mass Air Flow (MAF) Circuit Low Input
QR25 Rogue.
What P0102 usually means on a Rogue
P0102 means the Rogue's mass-airflow sensor is reading abnormally low, and Nissan MAF sensors are a recognized weak point. A dirty or failing MAF distorts the air measurement, producing hesitation, stalling, or poor economy, and often pairs with lean fuel-trim codes. Cleaning may help, but a drifting sensor usually needs replacement.
Most likely causes on this model
- Dirty or failed MAF sensor
Nissan MAF sensors contaminate or drift, reading low and setting P0102.
- Intake leak before the MAF
A loose air-box connection or unmetered air skews the signal.
- Wiring or connector fault
A corroded MAF connector drops the circuit low.
- Clogged air filter
A heavily restricted filter reduces measured airflow.
What it costs on a Rogue
Clean the MAF with proper sensor cleaner first - nearly free and sometimes enough. A replacement MAF is a moderate Nissan part and a quick swap. Check the air-box connection and connector before spending, since an intake leak can mimic a bad sensor.
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Based on widely reported patterns for this model; individual causes vary by year, engine and history. Generic P0102 behavior is covered on the main P0102 page. Confirm with a scan tool before buying parts.