MAP sensor failure (frequent)
ikmrbju
12-07-2005, 02:05 PM
My 1990 Plymouth Voyager minivan (2.5 l, 4 cyl, non turbo)
keeps eating MAP sensors every 6 months or so.
I have heard, that general buletin went out saying there is now a MAP sensor valve kit available which is suppose to reduce the MAP sensor failure rate. It supposedly consists of vacuum hose(s) and a T joint.
Does anyone know where this kit can be purchased, or can it be made ?
My local dealer is clueless....
keeps eating MAP sensors every 6 months or so.
I have heard, that general buletin went out saying there is now a MAP sensor valve kit available which is suppose to reduce the MAP sensor failure rate. It supposedly consists of vacuum hose(s) and a T joint.
Does anyone know where this kit can be purchased, or can it be made ?
My local dealer is clueless....
1thunder
12-07-2005, 05:15 PM
all you need is a vacuum bleed to allow a very small
amount air movement in the map vacuum hose to attempt to suck any moisture out of the hose
amount air movement in the map vacuum hose to attempt to suck any moisture out of the hose
ikmrbju
12-08-2005, 09:04 AM
all you need is a vacuum bleed to allow a very small
amount air movement in the map vacuum hose to attempt to suck any moisture out of the hose
Thanks for responding.
How would I create this bleed valve ?
Where would I get the parts ?
amount air movement in the map vacuum hose to attempt to suck any moisture out of the hose
Thanks for responding.
How would I create this bleed valve ?
Where would I get the parts ?
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