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Last weekend my check engine light came on so I attempted to get the codes out of the computer. I am consistently getting a code 22 (MAP out of range) Does anyone know what this actually means/ Does it mean I have a bad MAP Sensor? I replaced about 2 yrs/6,000 miles ago and fixed a problem where it wouldn't run under about 2,000 rpm but the check engine light never came on. Also does anyone know if the computer will indicate a Hard Code if the O2 Sensor is bad - are the 2 possibly related?
thanks in advance for any feedback. Rodney |
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Just an FYI for any one else who might encounter this code - I spent some more time on the problem and I did in fact need to replace the MAP Sensor which was made by GP Sorenson and only lasted about 6,000 miles - the clerk at Advance Auto was nice enough to let me try the new MAP Sensor with the option of returning it if it didn't fix the problem.
Rodney |
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Location: NE Iowa John Deere country
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I'd also look at vacuum lines and electrical connections associated with MAP sensor. hinge more towards the vacuum lines...if your loosing vacuum to it....it maybe unable to senese correctly.
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