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How Do I Remove MAP Sensor Screw? 140-160

posted by  Phil S. on  Mon Sep 12 11:15 CST 2005
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Bob,

Of course I didn't mean to single you out regarding your plug reading skills. It's something most people have the wrong idea about (including me for many, many years), so this was just another opportunity to suggest how to do it correctly.

Before you dig into the MAP sensor, though (and maybe you'll end up doing that), are you sure 1) fuel pressure is correct, and 2) both the coolant and air temp sensors are feeding correct inputs to the ECU? Simple things first, and all that...






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