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Does Ye Olde Vulcan 3.0 have a MAP = Manifold Pressure Sensor?


fixizin

fixizin

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Just wondering... recently fixed a huge vacuum leak, now looking for smaller ones... :icon_welder:
 
I did not check the flex fuel version, but I do not see a MAP sensor on the regular 1999 3.0 engine
 
Typical rule...

If it has MAF there is no MAP.
 
Uncle Gump said:
Typical rule...

If it has MAF there is no MAP.
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Makes sense... but I think our beloved EEC-IV has input pins for both... at least that's what I remember seeing on a schematic... hmmm...

I guess if I ever need Manifold Pressure readings I could hook up my ChiCom cheapie:


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