Location of MAP / MAF sensor 1996 Corolla AE102
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.พ. 2019
- IF THE VIDEO IS HELPFUL IT WOULD BE APPRECIATED IF YOU WOULD CONSIDER SUBSCRIBING, THANK YOU...........................................Video showing the location of the MAP sensor on a 1996 Corolla AE102. I have put MAF ( mass air flow ) in the title as that is most people will be looking for. They are very expensive to replace, so be careful when removing the wiring loom clip....................
Where did you spray the cleaner? Cheers mate
On all the connections after I separated the harness clip.
What do you call the screw like fitting connected to the map sensor? Mine was lost :(
I am sorry i do not know the name for it. There may be breakdown diagrams on Google, otherwise i would be speaking to a local Toyota parts dealer.
This video was useless you didn't even show how to clean it or what you're cleaning I don't know how you can do this and waste my time.
So could you please tell me what is the conical shaped sensor in the lower section of the air box? its held in with a rubber grommet?? cheers
From a search on the internet it appears to be a sensor that informs the engine management module of the temp of the air entering via the air filter.
Thanks John
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Can you clean it when it is still attached to the car??
I suppose the simple answer is no, as the parts that can be cleaned are inside the housing and it is by design waterproof so it would be pretty well impossible to spray the parts without undoing it.
any more videos on this corollas and engines ?
I have sold that vehicle so no more videos, sorry.
I have sold that vehicle so no more videos, sorry.
Hi
Do you know where is the maf sensor is
Thanks john
My model does not actually have a MAF sensor, i wrote that in the heading as many people refer to the sensor shown as the Mass Air Flow sensor.... I was confused at first as there are no electrical connections after the air filter box, where it would normally be located, but made a few inquiries and found that the MAP ( manifold absolute pressure sensor ) is fitted to this model.. Apologies for causing confusion.
John Vienta you reckon do i need to clean it with the maf cleaner
@@brianh4496 , yes, that is what i used. it dries without leaving residue and has no negative impact on the part itself. Some people say that electrical cleaner can be used but best to be sure. Let it sit for about 10 minutes after spraying, and i hope that you manage to unclip it safely. Bit expensive for one little job, unless you have other vehicles that require the MAF sensors to be cleaned.
John Vienta do you know how to stop oil from burning i am using 15w 40 and when i start up it come out blue smoke
@@brianh4496 , I was having a think about the cleaner for the MAP sensor and electrical contact cleaner will probably be fine as there are no actual sensor wires as in the MAF. That is your choice though, as i always use MAF cleaner. As for the blue smoke, there are so many reasons for that problem that I would not know where to start. O2 sensors, PCV valve, worn seals etc. You would have seen various additives in the accessory shops so i suppose you could check the reviews of the various brands and then decide if that is where you want to start. i cannot see a problem with the grade of oil you are using..... is it still blowing blue smoke after a decent run, or just on start or acceleration. that may help you narrow down the possibilities.
Do you have a video on how you clean the MAP sensor?
Thank u.
I have not done one, however i seem to recall seeing one on TH-cam. I used MAF sensor cleaning spray as it does not leave residue and is safe for electrical connections, and obviously also for MAF sensors. I just sprayed each part of the connection after it was separated then gave it 10 minutes to dry before clipping it together again.
@@johnvienta7622 did you notice a different in acceleration or performance?
@@keithc8108 , no, but there was not a problem with the sensor, I just wanted to look at it and clean it as I am more familiar with the Mass Air Flow sensors which are usually near the air filter. It certainly did not cause any negative issues.
what is the code of that map sensor?
Apologies however I am not sure what you mean.. Part number or error code from a diagnostic device..... Unfortunately I no longer own the car so cannot check that information for you.
You can get them from the states on ebay, for $ 55.40 au, don't pay that crazy money it makes the buyer look and feel like a mug
Fair point, but my point was that people should be careful when dealing with the sensor. Unfortunately not everyone can wait for something to be posted from the USA and are forced to buy it here.
How many total sensors in this car please?
I have absolutely no idea, perhaps Toyota could assist you.
@@johnvienta7622 Thank You
Kindly mention all sensors name in this 1996 model car
Sorry, i do not understand your comment.
@@johnvienta7622 Sir I meant kindly mention The entire sensor in this 1996 model, which which sensor used by company in this model.
@@brm1853 , if you mean the manufacturer, i would assume that the one in the vehicle is a genuine Toyota part... I just looked up that replacement MAP sensor and the part number is MAP-084-6088 and the brand is APS.....
Wheres the knock sensor
Look near the power steering pump.
@@johnvienta7622 i found its under the intake manifold on the back of the engine
@@johnvienta7622 Is there a MAF SENSOR ON 97 CAMRY?
@@garytaylor2601 , I used to own a Camry V6 and from memory it had the sensor within the cold air intake, after the air filter assembly. Should have a wiring loom going to a connection in that intake.
No cleaning in video nice just talking nice
I had cleaned it before deciding to do the video, and as it was difficult to take apart I was worried about breaking it.
@@johnvienta7622 oh okay