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elspa
06-01-2008, 21:32
First of all I appologize to the owner of this picture, but i couldn't find another one to show the sensor...

So, can you tell what this senzor is? Mine is a little damaged and is bond with duct tape to the pipe..

thanks

Ffoeg
06-01-2008, 21:33
Missing something, I think :confused:

elspa
06-01-2008, 21:37
true, sorry
http://www.postimage.org/Pq3LXvIi.jpg (http://www.postimage.org/image.php?v=Pq3LXvIi)

Doddy
06-01-2008, 21:38
thats a MAP sensor

elspa
06-01-2008, 21:40
ok :), what does it do ?...I mean if it was broken what would be the symptoms of the car ?:)

lee gsi
06-01-2008, 21:41
Goes on top of the standard intercooler normaly

oztek coupe
06-01-2008, 22:37
ok :), what does it do ?...I mean if it was broken what would be the symptoms of the car ?:)


boosting issues

tabetha
07-01-2008, 15:04
Fuelling issues, as this is the main load sensor.
tabetha

mattcoupturbo
07-01-2008, 15:56
Quick google gives you this :)

MAP SENSOR


Definition: Refers to a manifold absolute pressure sensor, a variable resistor used to monitor the difference in pressure between the intake manifold at outside atmosphere.
This information is used by the engine computer to monitor engine load (vacuum drops when the engine is under load or at wide open throttle). When the engine is under load, the computer may alter spark timing and the fuel mixture to improve performance and emissions.

jalfrezigazee
07-01-2008, 17:39
cheeky, I recognise that picture. You haven't stolen my car as well as the pic I hope ;-)

montyfox
07-01-2008, 18:37
cheeky, I recognise that picture.

Sting him for royalties :lol:

Does the MAP sensor monitor charge temp also?

elspa
07-01-2008, 19:11
can a flat spot at 4000 rpm could be caused by this MAP ?

at 4500 the car is unleashed :)

mattcoupturbo
07-01-2008, 19:14
would need to either see the a vid of the car or a rr graph. Z20LET's naturally have a flat spot around that area anyway, a slight one. The turbo overboosts, the ecu slows it down so to speak then it goes again like a train like you said.

elspa
07-01-2008, 19:57
yes, it's a slight one...