My 2002 Honda Accord has a MAP (manifold absolute pressure) sensor. Does this need to be sprayed and cleaned?
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No if you're having problems with the MAP sensor it's a good idea to just replace it
150866
I recommend doing this with every other filter change. Most map sensor problems can be solved with a simple cleaning with this product. Make sure to only use map sensor cleaner, not carb cleaner.
1658949
Yes, this is the oil pressure sensor you need. The sensor is located on the back of the motor, next to the firewall behind the intake. It is somewhat difficult to get to, but if you have a socket wrench with a swivel, it is not to bad to change. Can be done in about 15-20 minutes.
1799331
I looked online at the Honda Accord 2002 dash and it looks like it would slip off as well. I thought about duct taping it on and decided not to. Sorry I couldn't be much more help.
82072
You are not doing anything wrong.....hhhmmmm. If this stuff is not working then I recommend you go and get these two items....carburetor cleaner OR WD-40. I had a few spots that were tough to get off on my car and the carburetor cleaner took it right now. Oh, and it won't damage any painted or plastic areas. If you don't feel comfortable with that try the WD-40. Let it set for a couple of minutes and then try to wipe off. I hope this helps!
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I have never cleaned it since you should cleean it every 80k miles and my car has only 10k miles, but when you need to clean it you should use the K&N; cleaning kit sold for about $9 here on Amazon.
1310690
No. On the sensor. Will need. A. Pressure. Switch. And. I would need. Your. Model number. On the. Furance
683243
It's between the back of the manifold and the firewall. Small hands, ratchet, extension & some tape. It's not an easy task at all. My map sensor went out at the same time. If you have someone replace it for you and they take off the manifold, have them replace the ap sensor too. As a suggestion.
1944456
remove from box add oil that is supplied to recommended level hook up to gauge manifold plug in & turn on
798030
actually it activated check engine light and caused the trans to almost slip between gears, erratic air flow creates all kinds of ecm and tcm issues, it sounds like yours may be dirty, anyways installing the new Delphi mafs sensor solved all the issues
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My car is a 2001 honda accord 2.3 and if you have the same car then yes this is the part you need. I installed it and never had a problem after.
506690
After. But make sure you need the 5-pin Oxygen sensor. I bought this and it turns out my 2002 Golf uses the 4-pin sensor.
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Yes. Do a "trouble code read test" to be sure that's the problem. If so, try a Mass Flow Air cleaner spray first. Good luck.
1638591
No. I had to replace my sensor awhile back because I was getting hot water through the cold water tap. You need the sensor valve for it to work correctly.
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Yes, use the green tip and turn down the pressure. My car really looks cleans, you have to make sure you're the proper distance from the car and don't stay in the same spot for a long period of time. I'm very please with it cleans my car and truck. I even cleaned my neighbor cars.
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I used it for my Accord 2001 4 cylinder. I had to read the directions a few times before it actually worked but now it works well
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Have you tried washing the sensor? Just use water, nothing else. My sensor got dirty and I had this problem. Cleaning off the sensor did the trick. And don't forget these are warranted for five years. When my motor died, they sent me a new motor with instructions how to change it out. Piece of cake.
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It depends on the car and the software you are using with this code reader, but mainly yes. As least if it did not tell you which O2 sensor is bad it will tell you that an O2 sensor is bad somewhere.