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This video shows how to replace a map sensor. It is demonstrated on a 2012 Hyundai Elantra but can generally show what a map sensor looks like and how they are installed. You will need to find your map sensor in your vehicle though (look for service manuals or forms online). For the average DIY, it is often cheaper and time saving just to install a new map sensor if you have one of the following code: P0105, P0106, P0107, P0108, or P0109.
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(1) I took out the MAP sensor and cleaned it with MAP sensor cleaner.
(2) Took the throttle body off completely so that I could give it a good cleaning with throttle body cleaner.
Put it them both back on and it's been 3 weeks with no check engine light. Thanks for the video, it helped.
hello my friend and thanks for this nice video but i don't understand how can this map sensor measure the air Pressure inside with this plastic cab on the top of the sensor ???
I'm guessing the new sensor worked? You never showed if the code cleared.
Hey, How long last that MAP ? How many miles ? Thanks
Awesome vid. I've got 2010 forte koup and got same error. Question, how long did it take for your comp to reset? Had to drive a while?!
Thanks man!!!
2543 Views and no a Single Comment to Thanks for your Teach to all of Us, Incredible .========== Thank you so much, cause You Teach me some thing New today even when my Car is not Elantra but Kia soul same Year and Same Dam Motor.======= I hate that Motor, so Tight to Work, I mean Under hood. Left Part is Clear, but the Right Part and The front is a Mess. ===================================. Do you Know if that Motor has MAF Sensor ? May be is Integrated with TB.