2014 Ford B-Max P0102 After a New MAF: One Feed Wire and One ECU Ground Were Both Bad

Follow a Ford B-Max P0102 past a replacement MAF to a broken supply wire and a second failed ECU ground path.

Follow a Ford B-Max P0102 past a replacement MAF to a broken supply wire and a second failed ECU ground path.

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