2010 Honda Civic EX MAP Sensor Cleaning
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- Manifold Absolute Pressure sensor (MAP sensor)
OEM part #: 37830-RNA-A01 Sensor Assy., Map
Torque:
MAP sensor bolt 2.4 Foot pound (source: Civic Repair Manual pg 11-216)
Tools use in this video:
8mm deep socket with 1/4" drive ratchet
1 can Mass Air Flow sensor cleaner
a magnet, silicone paste, and a rag or paper towel
A bad manifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensor can upset fuel delivery and ignition timing. Depending on your vehicle model, your engine might experience one or more of these performance problems :
1. Rich air-fuel ratio
2. Lean air-fuel ratio
3. Surging, RPM fluctuation
4. Poor fuel economy or gas mileage
5. It won't start
6. Lack of engine power, poor acceleration
7. Stalling
8. Detonation and misfire
9. Higher than normal emissions
10. Hard start/No start
11. Engine misfire
12. Engine pinging
13. Multiple MAP sensor Code
14. Fouled sparkplug, detonation
15. Strong fuel smell
16. Struggling going uphill
17. Check Engine light
18. Limp mode
Here are some trouble codes for this sensor:
P0105: MAP sensor circuit malfunction.
P0106: MAP sensor circuit, range or performance malfunction.
P0107: Circuit, low input.
P0108: MAP sensor circuit, high input.
P0109: MAP sensor circuit, intermittent failure.
Other related codes include P0068,P0069,P1106,P1107,P1129.
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That looks easy enough for me to do!!
Thanks!!
I have a question I just installed a intake on my civic it ran perfect with the stock air box but not it’s throwing a code for throttle spring malfunction I can’t seem to find the issue it runs for 5-10 sec then shuts off also my check engine light is on
Sound like something is not connecting. What trouble code do you get? I would check all connectors try to use contact cleaner on the terminal and the connector side to make sure it got good contact.
@@truerenegade1095 only code it showed was throttle return spring malfunction that’s it only started since the intake was put on an everything looks connected right an seems to be clean only thing not connected is the metal ccv line
@@EhMaac hook everything up, reset the code and try it again. If the code showed Throttle spring malfunction than look into it. This model got the electronic control Throttle Position sensor, so it very odd that it show that trouble code.
@@truerenegade1095 i resetted the code an then soon as the car shut off the check engine light appeared again with that code
@@EhMaac is Code P1683
P1683? If all connectors looks good, Throttle Position Sensor need to be clean or replace.
will this sensor make the car idle surge up and down and make the car seems it's gonna die ? and why did u clean it , what were the symptoms, my car surge like it's gonna die at a stop signed, i clean the throttle body , maf sensor and it's still the same ... it's not throwing codes so i don't know where to start
sound like you have a vacuum leak. If there is no check engine light, check all vacuum lines including the intake hose before the throttle valve. If check engine light is on , you need to find out what code it giving and go from there.
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thks man ...