location and testing of coolant temp sensor and MAP sensor on 90 Teg?
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location and testing of coolant temp sensor and MAP sensor on 90 Teg?
car is getting bad gas mileage and I was told to check these two sensors. I dont know where they are, nor do I know how to test them.
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Re: location and testing of coolant temp sensor and MAP sensor on 90 Teg? (blkb18)
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...alright sweetheart. go type coolant temperature sensor into archive and tell me where it shows how to test for it and where to find it on a DA integra?
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...alright sweetheart. go type coolant temperature sensor into archive and tell me where it shows how to test for it and where to find it on a DA integra?
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Re: location and testing of coolant temp sensor and MAP sensor on 90 Teg? (. M i c h a e l)
pick up a manual, it will give you the location as well as the graph that will help you convert your ohm reading to a temp reading.
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Re: location and testing of coolant temp sensor and MAP sensor on 90 Teg? (Stacked)
ugh..
here is what my horrible chilton book says:
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by chilton »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">MAP Sensor Removal & Installation
The MAP sensor is located within the emission control box on the firewall. The sensor is located on the firewall next to 2 solenoid valves.
If necessary, remove the control box from its mounts and open the box. Disconnect the wire harness connector to the sensor, then disconnect the vacuum hose(s). Remove the sensor from its mount.
When reassembling, handle the unit carefully. Install it securely in the mounting and attach the vacuum line(s) and wiring connector. Reassemble and install the emissions box.</TD></TR></TABLE>
no pics. nothing on how to test it.
also shows NOTHING about the coolant temperature sensor.
so like i said..help me out.
here is what my horrible chilton book says:
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by chilton »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">MAP Sensor Removal & Installation
The MAP sensor is located within the emission control box on the firewall. The sensor is located on the firewall next to 2 solenoid valves.
If necessary, remove the control box from its mounts and open the box. Disconnect the wire harness connector to the sensor, then disconnect the vacuum hose(s). Remove the sensor from its mount.
When reassembling, handle the unit carefully. Install it securely in the mounting and attach the vacuum line(s) and wiring connector. Reassemble and install the emissions box.</TD></TR></TABLE>
no pics. nothing on how to test it.
also shows NOTHING about the coolant temperature sensor.
so like i said..help me out.
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Re: location and testing of coolant temp sensor and MAP sensor on 90 Teg? (Stacked)
next to two black cylinders w/hose sticking out to intake
and the sensor you are looking for is black box w/hose sticking from underneath.
coolant sensor the one to the gage goes right underneath the distributor
single plug
for the ecu is in the black of the block near the oil filter
the one w/two plugs is the fan switch another is the oil pressure switch..
ps all those that told him to search
might as well not be here cause you took the time to respond just to reply search...
and yes and something else is free for you and will give it to you anytime..
and the sensor you are looking for is black box w/hose sticking from underneath.
coolant sensor the one to the gage goes right underneath the distributor
single plug
for the ecu is in the black of the block near the oil filter
the one w/two plugs is the fan switch another is the oil pressure switch..
ps all those that told him to search
might as well not be here cause you took the time to respond just to reply search...
and yes and something else is free for you and will give it to you anytime..
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