Map Sensor Readings Kpa

Map Sensor Readings Kpa. 11psi is what it will read if the map sensor is not plugged in, or you have 11psi or more of boost happening. The logic module uses the manifold absolute pressure (map) sensor to determine the absolute pressure (not the relative to atmospheric pressure) of the air inside the intake manifold and the atmosphere (barometric pressure).

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Let me put it this way: That is the full scale of the sensor, which is about 176 kpa. At sea level, the barometric pressure is 101 kpa, and a good engine idle pressure is 27 kpa.

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At idle, the load is reading approx. 40 kpa is telling you you have a vacuum in the intake manifold, and 40kpa is normal at idle.

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With a map of high 30s, the vacuum is in low 60s at idle. So at wot and above 5000 rpm, should i be concerned with a map reading of 97 kpa or lower when local conditions suggest a much higher barometric pressure ?

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What is a good map sensor reading kpa? Still having problems with map sensor p0105, put scanner on and getting 120 kpa at idle, any one know if this is to high or low, blip the throttle to 2k, reading goes up to approx 150 kpa no lights on dash, p0105 is pending last edited:

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The issue i'm having is that there's quite a disparity between what. That is the full scale of the sensor, which is about 176 kpa.

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So my reading of.75 lbs is correct. The map sensor will read a pressure and let the ecu know the pressure it is reading by outputting a voltage signal.

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Mine reads 101kpa when the engine is off and 101/102/103 kpa at idle. The issue i'm having is that there's quite a disparity between what.

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At idle, the load is reading approx. At wot you want to be as close to the current atmospheric pressure as possible. At sea level, the barometric pressure is 101 kpa, and a good engine idle pressure is 27 kpa.

120.1 It Says 140, 125.2 Now Reads 150.

Map sensor offset is default of 10.33kpa so my map sensor reads off after 110kpa. So would o2s11 mean sensor 1 bank 1 and o2s12 means sensor 1 bank 2? No tuning box fitted, map reading engine off [today have come down] to 111 kpa, and about 114 kpa engine @ idle, baro reading no change 144 kpa at engine off, and idle and revved quite hard.

Map Reading 100Kpa At Idle, And Wot, Stays At 100Kpa.

Also an increased electrical load, your elevation, and engine mechanical integrity are all a factor that contribute to your map reading. Channel 1 (red) in figure 3 shows the map sensor signal. Oct 4, 2014 winco active member joined jan 6, 2012 messages 1,070 reaction score 2 points

For Instance It Is Common For The Map To Have A Variance Around 1 Inhg Or 3 Kpa When Idling In Drive Vs Park.

To calculate manifold vacuum, subtract map sensor reading (in kpa) from 100. So, the map sensor must have a measurement range of 105 kpa to about 15 kpa. The map sensor is desirable to use because the absolute engine working pressure (vacuum) at idle and light load is unchanged by elevation.

Initially The Engine Is Not Yet Running And The Signal Level Is Around 4.5 V.

What is a good map sensor reading kpa? Discussion starter · #8 · oct 9, 2014. This signal voltage corresponds to the pressure in the inlet manifold.