How to Replace MAF Sensor 09-14 Ford F-150

1A Auto shows you how to remove, install, fix, change or replace a broken Mass Airflow Sensor / Meter. This video is applicable to the 11 Ford F150

This process should be similar on the following vehicles:
2009 Ford F-150
2010 Ford F-150
2011 Ford F-150
2012 Ford F-150
2013 Ford F-150
2014 Ford F-150

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[AAuto]

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[torresserg]

A Ford specialist shop wanted to charge me: $303.68 for the part & $64.98 for the labor. After watching this video, I ordered the part and proceeded to install it in about 6 minutes. 4 of those minutes were me looking for my torx bit.

Thank you for this video! You literally saved me over $300.00!

[braveheartfreedom]

Very helpful! Thank you for the detailed instructions and what to look out for. Dealer wanted $200 to replace it, took me 10 minutes. Cost me $25 bucks, Truck running like a champ!!

[Ekatjam]

Another tip that fixed mine on my 2013 F-150, is to check for corrosion on the prongs of the plug (the female plug). I used a dental tool to clean them out and then applied dielectric grease. No more engine light.

[barefootminis]

Sue, you inspire me. I've started helping fixing our cars more.

[Vhifzvjif]

Learned so much about my 12th gen f150 from 1A Auto

[bobbyhempel]

I'm told I can test to see if my mass airflow sensor is the problem by starting my truck and then unplugging the sensor and it's a truck dies it's not the sensor if the truck keeps running it is the sensor. Does anyone know if this is true?

[Steve]

I replaced mine about 5000 miles ago. Yesterday threw a P0171 code, after checking for vacuum leaks I checked the MAF and the screws were loose. I know I torqued them tight before. It’s not a perfect fit like the old MAF, you have to just squeeze the rubber seal and torque the screws very tight. Maybe I should use a plastics thread locker.
Cleared code, runs great. Not sure what MAF voltage should be at idle or under acceleration. ‘14 F150 5.0

[rl]

Thanks! Ford Service wanted $320 in labor to do this job.

[johnn]

Good video, exactly what I needed to see (location)!
Thanks!

[jesseb]

Ok, maybe I'm missing something but my 2012 maf sensor looks nothing like this.

[eduardosegovia]

Excellent video, thanks, was a great help for me

[cameramanchriscameramanc]

Is that a Boston accent right “theah” 😂 lol

[geneself]

Why can't any body answer a simple question. How do you change a 2003 rv e450 mass air flow sensor.

[tejz]

What about the 5.0 ? Website says v6 twice ?

[cassidyculbertson]

I need the plug for this sensor do you guys sell it?

[flfl]

I have a 2012 Ecoboost and my sensor isn't located there and looks a lot different

[Talachachannel]

Never touched the elements (electronic sensors)....

[cjsutterer]

So confused. I have a 2012 3.5 L eco-boost and it looks nothing like that. It’s the round one.

[coletrain]

Just clean the sensor. Save some money