i need to find the location atmospheric pressure sensor asap. thanks

 

thats the MAP sensor, on top of the throttle body

 

are you sure cuz im throwing codes
5.manifold absolute pressure sensor
7.throttle position sensor
13.atmospheric pressure sensor

idk wtf to do with this ****. a mini me gone bad, very bad

 

if your throwing those 3 exact codes it sounds like you got the tps and map connectors switched up

 

but if i did that wouldnt the car die when i give it gas?

 

ehh.. it would probaly just run like total ****

 

well im goin to go give it a try and ill let you know wha happen.

 

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No. The atmospheric pressure (PA) sensor is inside the ECU on OBD-1 and OBD-2 vehicles.

 

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No. The atmospheric pressure (PA) sensor is inside the ECU on OBD-1 and OBD-2 vehicles.</TD></TR></TABLE>

yup

 

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yup its inside your ecu. on obd0 cars its next to the ecu. i hate it when people give wrong information

 

I'v opened up 2 obd2 ecus and there is nothing inside that looks like a sensor..

 

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Just because you don't know what it looks like, that doesn't mean it's not there.

 

I stand corrected, there is a sensor in the ecu marked PA, I read somewhere that those two codes where part of the map sensor

 

They don't exist on JDM and EDM ECUs.

A code 13 generally comes form a defective PA sensor. It's soldered to the ECU, but it is replaceable. I would say that without a doubt the TPS and MAP plugs are reversed.

What ECU is being used in this setup?

 

well i did a mini me swap and goin to use the 00ex ecu but it went wrong and jus rippped it out. so right now im useing the y7 head and 00 dx ecu. i tryed switching the map and tb sensor but i jus died when i gave it gas. i cut the wires do you think that can made it expletive up? sorry i know i should have not cut them but its too late now.

 

I was going to say that you should switch the tps and map sensor plugs and see what happens, that usually solves the problem. Make sure you got the wires right if you cut the plugs

 

ya i do got them the right way. dont know wha the *** to do........

 

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its inside your ecu like been said 43w9483290 times

 

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its inside your ecu like been said 43w9483290 times</TD></TR></TABLE>

And that fixes the Manifold absolute pressure, and throttle position codes how?

 

ok so how do i start to fix it? were can i buy this or do i have to take it to a shop?

 

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And that fixes the Manifold absolute pressure, and throttle position codes how?</TD></TR></TABLE>

So many smart *** douche bags around here...

Check to make sure you don't have the TPS and the MAP sensor plugs switched. Sounds like you do. The barometric pressure sensor code will need to be resolved by switching ECU's. There is no "fix" for it once it goes bad. Unless you have a chipped ECU, then you can simply disable it.

 

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So many smart *** douche bags around here...

Check to make sure you don't have the TPS and the MAP sensor plugs switched. Sounds like you do. The barometric pressure sensor code will need to be resolved by switching ECU's. There is no "fix" for it once it goes bad. Unless you have a chipped ECU, then you can simply disable it.</TD></TR></TABLE>

damn would it be safe to drive like this? cuz i have to drive to school next week.

 

as stated above JDM ECUs do not have the baro sensor. Not a big deal unless you change altitude drastically during your drive.

with a good tune disabling the baro sensor will not be noticable at all.

and like everyone has said, if you get this code honda says to clear it, if it comes back replace the ECU.