Its been on an Autologic for a health check when I first got it and they gave it a clean bill of health apart from "failing blend motors". Not failed, but failing. No engine/ecu/eas/etc errors so I was quite pleased. (Of course the map sensor was connected for that and didn't show a fault - but I don't know if it would depending on how it fails) I'm going to get a Nanocom eventually, but I've got 4 air bags on order first. I might get a replacement map sensor just to see. It's less than the cost of a tank of fuel....
tnx all
Nik
So if your MAP was working ok on data logger and there are no stored DTC's have a look at the fuel trim and feed back voltage from the O2 sensors should be switching nicely between rich and lean, any doubt I would try known good O2 sensors.
Unless the MAP fails totally it will not show a fault as far as I'm aware, you need to look at live data to see the pressure reading change.Its been on an Autologic for a health check when I first got it and they gave it a clean bill of health apart from "failing blend motors". Not failed, but failing. No engine/ecu/eas/etc errors so I was quite pleased. (Of course the map sensor was connected for that and didn't show a fault - but I don't know if it would depending on how it fails) I'm going to get a Nanocom eventually, but I've got 4 air bags on order first. I might get a replacement map sensor just to see. It's less than the cost of a tank of fuel....
tnx all
Nik
oh sorry my badIt's a diesel
oh sorry my bad