Re: Re: 4.7 It's Alive!

From: tony@tasteofthemidway.com
Date: Mon Sep 03 2012 - 19:51:25 EDT


question,
 
what is the dif between MAP sensors?
looking at prices, 1999-2002 use a dif # big $ and newer  ones are
1/4 the price???
 
do I HAVE to buy the $$$ ones or will
the newer ones work???
looks the same?
>

> On Saturday, September 01, 2012 11:18:32 PM you wrote:

>> A Kid who works with me came over this afternoon with his dads
snapon

>> scanner $$$ he pulled a code not showing up on my dash, No ASD
voltage

>> at

>> PCM

>

> Whoa. Ok, so that makes sense given the symptoms, but I thought you
had

> tested

> and found +12V at the injectors? I guess not, if the +12V isn't
making it

> to

> the PCM. Thanks for the follow up, though.

>

>

>> It's running a

>> bit rough though, pulled a p0108, not sure if a bad plug could
cause

>> that

>> code?

>

> My reference list says:

>

>

> P0108 (M)

> Manifold Absolute Pressure/Barometric

> Pressure Circuit High Input

> MAP sensor input above maximum acceptable voltage.

>

>

> So I'm going with "no", that's not from a bad plug. That's
a sensor out of

> range error.

>

>

>> also p1391???

>

>

> P1391 (M)

> Intermittent Loss of CMP or CKP

> Loss of the Cam Position Sensor or Crank Position

> sensor has occurred. For PL 2.0L

>

>

> Hm. You've replaced the cam and crank sensors. Maybe they need
another

> look?

>

>

>> And a code that says MAP voltage too

>> high.

>

> That'd be your P0108. Or are you getting another code as well? Maybe
a

> P0106?

>

>

> P0106 (M)

> Manifold Absolute Pressure/Barometric

> Pressure Circuit Range/Performance Problem

> MAP sensor input voltage out of an acceptable range

> detected during reading of barometric pressure at key-

> on.

>

>

>

>

>



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