Identify this map sensor
time for a round of guess that map. I got a good deal on what i am told to be a 3bar map sensor but is does not have any usual marking.
It looks like a GM/ Motec map, the only numbers on it are 1008B14 in yellow letters on the side of it. It looks identical to this but so do 15 others on the market. if anyone can identify this model/ serial number i would be grateful
the one picture it similar only with different numbers as stated:
It looks like a GM/ Motec map, the only numbers on it are 1008B14 in yellow letters on the side of it. It looks identical to this but so do 15 others on the market. if anyone can identify this model/ serial number i would be grateful
the one picture it similar only with different numbers as stated:
Looks like a common gm 3 bar to me...
.. As for myself, I don't see the need for all this mess when you can get a plug n play omni/ hondata 4 bar for $99 or less
.. As for myself, I don't see the need for all this mess when you can get a plug n play omni/ hondata 4 bar for $99 or less
but how can i tell if its not a 2 or a 1 bar map? using thisguide there are multiple ranges of sensor mounted in the same box but i dont know which on i have so can i test it with resistance. resistance from A to C is 1673ohm and from A to B 60.4 Kohm
If i apply 5v to A and C i get 0 from B so whats up?
If i apply 5v to A and C i get 0 from B so whats up?
but how can i tell if its not a 2 or a 1 bar map? using thisguide there are multiple ranges of sensor mounted in the same box but i dont know which on i have so can i test it with resistance. resistance from A to C is 1673ohm and from A to B 60.4 Kohm
If i apply 5v to A and C i get 0 from B so whats up?
If i apply 5v to A and C i get 0 from B so whats up?
yes i could do that but i dont have a vac/pres tester. I was hoping some one could tell me how they work more specifically than the piezoelectric effect. i want to know if my resistances are correct
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