your video and explainations make these tests understandable,even the schematic.More clear than all the paragraphs ive read on the subject.thanks.Barry
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Excellent video and explanation of testing the MAP sensor. What about the voltage range for a turbo engine? any difference for diesel versus petrol engines?
I have a 97 Ford F-250 and my truck immediately dies after I start it. However, whenever I unplug the MAP sensor, it runs fine. Whenever I plug the MAP sensor back in while the truck is running, the truck immediately stalls.
Could indicate a bad MAP sensor but more information is needed to know for sure. Sometimes when map sensor fails or is disconnected the vehicle will then fall on the MAF sensor for all calculations, OR is there is no MAF sometimes the ECU will enter a fail-safe mode that is sort of “middle of the road” for air/fuel mixture that will help you get home at least (also known as limp mode). Im not a professional, just a backyard mechanic that trys to learn everything i can.
What you mean by back probe?you haven't showed the multimeter settings, like positive and negative(either the positive connected to the ground or the com connected to the ground
The digital map sensor can also be tested with a vacuum pump, it is very similar, just that the signal is measured in frequency, the map sensor cam provide a frequency of 150Hz KOEO and drop to 109Hz at idle based on the amount of pressure in the intake Manifold. Always compare to vehicle specifications for the sensor you're testing to determine if the frequency is correct.
The reason is because a resistance test is not accurate becausethe circuitif off. You can use a voltmeter and could show you good values, but when current flows resistance will use voltage and you can measure it.
your video and explainations make these tests understandable,even the schematic.More clear than all the paragraphs ive read on the subject.thanks.Barry
Good explanation after many years of trying to understand map sensor operation
One of the best explanations I've seen on TH-cam. Good job, keep it up I just subscribed 👍
Very nice explanation. No fluff
Very informative and detailed video on map sensor understanding.
Thank you.
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Excellent video in every regard.
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Good video.
Very good explanation.
Keep to good work up.
great and perfect explanations.thaks
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Good vídeo, thanks from Colombia, S.A.
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Amazing explanation and testing.
Excellent video very clear information delivery
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In some applications it is also referenced to calculate air volume.
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Amazing what you know thank you very much for sharing it tutorial great video brilliant. Take care and have a great Evening
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From Nick Ayivor from London England UK 🇬🇧
Excellent video and explanation of testing the MAP sensor. What about the voltage range for a turbo engine? any difference for diesel versus petrol engines?
Well done brother God bless
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I have a 97 Ford F-250 and my truck immediately dies after I start it. However, whenever I unplug the MAP sensor, it runs fine. Whenever I plug the MAP sensor back in while the truck is running, the truck immediately stalls.
Could indicate a bad MAP sensor but more information is needed to know for sure. Sometimes when map sensor fails or is disconnected the vehicle will then fall on the MAF sensor for all calculations, OR is there is no MAF sometimes the ECU will enter a fail-safe mode that is sort of “middle of the road” for air/fuel mixture that will help you get home at least (also known as limp mode). Im not a professional, just a backyard mechanic that trys to learn everything i can.
A1 vid cheers
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What you mean by back probe?you haven't showed the multimeter settings, like positive and negative(either the positive connected to the ground or the com connected to the ground
Hi, thanks for the video.please where can I buy the back probing tool you used
If i disconect MAP and check constant engine voltage is 5.0v and after connecting MAP it drops to 2.28? Does it mean its bad?
Also the vaccum Guage you used.thanks
Hi Mitsubishi Eclipse
I bought new MDP MAP
TESTED it works What next TPS?
Depends what what type of problem you're dealing with? What's going on?
Great thank you
were do i get a wire diagram for my renault?
Why can't i get 12volts at the egr solenoid on a 91 chevy Silverado 5.7
Good Explanation. Where did you find the manufactures specifications for the proper voltage (@4:35) for the signal wire?
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How can you test a Frequency based map sensor? Is the MAP sensor suppose to hold the vacuum when you apply with a and pump?
The digital map sensor can also be tested with a vacuum pump, it is very similar, just that the signal is measured in frequency, the map sensor cam provide a frequency of 150Hz KOEO and drop to 109Hz at idle based on the amount of pressure in the intake Manifold. Always compare to vehicle specifications for the sensor you're testing to determine if the frequency is correct.
Thanx
Thanks its very informative vedio
It's very relaxing to see someone who knows his job. Ser, where I can get schematic diagram for Citroen C4 Picasso I (UD 2007) 1.6HDI 80KW/109HP?
Where is your shop located?
What gauge and pump did you use ?
I used a mityvac vacuum pump, gauge and pump are included in the same unit.
Why dont use ohm when check good ground/not?
The reason is because a resistance test is not accurate becausethe circuitif off. You can use a voltmeter and could show you good values, but when current flows resistance will use voltage and you can measure it.
Can't hear you.
Nice video get u a mic
You have not oscilloscope??? Amateur.
I do sir, the purpose of this video is to give background information about how the sensor works and how it responds to Manifold pressure.
I fell asleep a few minutes into this....!