MAP Sensor Code.
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It is because of the boost. The MAP sensor is a diagnostic sensor, and it's not designed to see boost. I keep tripping mine, it's keeping me from passing emissions.
I've swapped to two different MAP sensors, and checked the vacuum routing, still the same problem. It's funny, I only threw that code twice in over a year with the supercharger, and now with the turbo, I can't go 50 miles without throwing it.
I've swapped to two different MAP sensors, and checked the vacuum routing, still the same problem. It's funny, I only threw that code twice in over a year with the supercharger, and now with the turbo, I can't go 50 miles without throwing it.
Originally Posted by jeremykedel
But it is hooked up and keeps throwing the code i figure it is because of the boost.
#5
Well i wonder if anyone knows how to make it not see boost, lol. I just dont liek the light on, in florida we dont have to worry about emmissions like everywhere else. Well i will try something and see if i can figure out how to fix this.
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Originally Posted by 93turbo gxe
I think you may can use a check valve maybe. Or something like that
I think you may can use a check valve maybe. Or something like that
http://www.cse.uconn.edu/~yelevich/turbo/turbo.html
(about half way down after the parts and prices)
It's how you trick the MAP sensor using check valves.
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