P0107 Code — Manifold Absolute Pressure/Barometric Pressure Circuit Low Input
P0107: Manifold Absolute Pressure/Barometric Pressure Circuit Low Input. This is a Powertrain trouble code — a generic OBD-II code that means the same thing on every make and model. Severity is generally High.
Brake-system faults can directly affect stopping distance and stability. Have the vehicle inspected before further driving.
What the P0107 code means
| Code | P0107 |
|---|---|
| Definition | Manifold Absolute Pressure/Barometric Pressure Circuit Low Input |
| System | Powertrain — engine, transmission and associated drivetrain systems |
| Code type | Generic (SAE J2012 standard) |
| Subsystem | Fuel and air metering |
| Fault reference | Fault #07 within the Powertrain group |
| Typical severity | High |
The letter P tells you the code belongs to the Powertrain family, covering engine, transmission and associated drivetrain systems. The second digit shows this is a standardized SAE code, so the definition above applies to any OBD-II compliant vehicle from 1996 onward. Within powertrain codes, it points to the fuel and air metering area.
Common causes of P0107
Because P0107 relates to the Powertrain system, likely culprits fall into these buckets. Confirm the actual fault with a scan before replacing parts:
- Faulty or aging sensors and their wiring in the affected circuit.
- Loose, corroded or damaged connectors and grounds.
- A failing component the code names directly (valve, solenoid, module or actuator).
- Related upstream issues — vacuum leaks, low fluids or a weak battery can trigger secondary codes.
How to fix a P0107 code
- Read and record the code with an OBD-II scanner, along with any freeze-frame data.
- Inspect the wiring, connectors and components in the Powertrain circuit the code points to.
- Repair or replace the confirmed faulty part — avoid swapping parts on a guess.
- Clear the code and drive a full cycle, then re-scan to confirm it does not return.
Recall repairs are free at a dealer, so it is worth checking for an open recall or decoding your VIN before paying for diagnostics — some faults are covered.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does P0107 mean?
P0107 is a Powertrain diagnostic trouble code that means: Manifold Absolute Pressure/Barometric Pressure Circuit Low Input. It is Generic (SAE standard) — the same meaning on every OBD-II vehicle.
Is it safe to drive with a P0107 code?
Brake-system faults can directly affect stopping distance and stability. Have the vehicle inspected before further driving.
How do I fix a P0107 code?
Confirm P0107 with an OBD-II scanner, inspect the components in the Powertrain system it points to, repair or replace the faulty part, then clear the code and re-scan to verify the fix. A professional diagnosis is recommended if you are unsure.
Code definition sourced from the open-source OBD-II code dataset (SAE J2012 / ISO 15031 standard). VinSpecs is an independent service and is not affiliated with any vehicle manufacturer.