OBD codes / P0106
P0106
ModerateManifold Absolute Pressure (MAP) Sensor Range/Performance
Get it looked at soon to avoid further wear.
What this code means
P0106 — Manifold Absolute Pressure (MAP) Sensor Range/Performance. This is a standardized OBD-II trouble code, but the exact fault and the right repair depend on your specific vehicle. The common causes and checks for this code are listed below; for a precise diagnosis on your year, make and model, scan the code (and note any companion codes) or run a diagnosis here.
Likely causes
- faulty MAP sensor
- vacuum leak
- clogged MAP port
Common fixes
- check for vacuum leaks
- clean or replace the MAP sensor
What it costs to fix
Varies by vehicle — get it diagnosed.
The repair cost for this code depends too much on your exact vehicle and the underlying cause to quote a meaningful range. Confirm the cause first so you only pay for the fix you actually need.
Diagnose P0106 for my vehicle →Frequently asked
Can I drive with P0106?
Often yes, at least short-term, if the car drives normally and the check-engine light is steady (not flashing). But this code's causes can range from minor to serious depending on your vehicle, so have it diagnosed before long trips — and stop driving if the light flashes or the car runs poorly.
How much does it cost to fix P0106?
It varies too much to quote without a diagnosis — the same code can come from a cheap sensor or wiring fix or a more involved repair depending on your exact vehicle and the underlying cause. Confirm the real cause first so you only pay for the fix you actually need.
What should I do about P0106?
Scan the code to confirm it and note any companion codes, inspect the wiring and connectors for the affected component, and run a diagnosis specific to your year, make and model to pinpoint the cause before replacing parts.
Seeing P0106 on your car? Get a diagnosis specific to your exact year, make and model.
Diagnose P0106 for my vehicleGeneric OBD-II reference. Manufacturer-specific behavior varies — confirm with a scan tool and, for safety-related codes, a professional inspection.