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The smartly integrated interface between engine breath and fuel strategy in the boisterous subcompact crossover in Ford is the Ford EcoSport Mass Air Flow Sensor. Ford EcoSport leaves urban drivers with the ultimate street impressions of slim dimensions, low curb weight, and optional all wheel drive that is so sure of the wet roads. Its EcoBoost and Ti-VCT engines are powerful, its interior is elegant with SYNC connectivity and it has all the airbags ABS ESP and parking sensors, which demonstrate that Ford engineers bring the big car technologies to the small EcoSport. Smart packaging provides ample headroom with fold-flat rear seats making it easy to move over the weekend, and prudent suspension calibration makes the EcoSport a balanced, yet fun ride in the daily traffic. Maintenance of this energy is achieved when the Mass Air Flow Sensor continuously measures the flow of air entering the intake to enable the ECU to adjust fuel to maintain a high-performance acceleration, smooth idle, and low-emission. The healthy Mass Air Flow Sensor also cushions catalytic parts, prevents wastage of fuel, and no indication lights so it is one of the highly useful sensors that Ford installs to the EcoSport. A driver should change a worn-out Mass Air Flow Sensor when the engine start to run roughly or achieve low mileage. Replacement of Mass Air Flow Sensor is not difficult, remove battery, unplug unit, install replacement facing throttle, reconnect plug, and check idle.