Today I’m going to show you how to deal with the P2227 and P2228 trouble codes related to the MAP sensor in a specific vehicle. The MAP sensor, or Manifold Absolute Pressure sensor, is a key component in your vehicle’s engine management system.
I recommend getting the replacement MAP sensor from a dealership, providing them with your vehicle identification number to ensure the correct part. I’ve had issues with aftermarket sensors from auto parts stores not matching the specific requirements for the vehicle.
The replacement process is simple. First, disconnect the battery to reset the computer. Then, locate the MAP sensor, which is often found on the intake manifold or firewall. In this case, the sensor is easily accessible and can be removed with a Torx 20 screwdriver. After disconnecting the sensor and removing it, replace it with the new one and reconnect the battery.
Finally, always remember to test the new sensor after installation to ensure everything is functioning correctly. A scan tool may also be used to reset the error codes, if available.
By following these steps and getting the right part from the dealership, you can easily replace the MAP sensor in your vehicle. If you found this information helpful, feel free to like and subscribe for more automotive tips and tutorials.
Where is the map sensor located?
The map sensor is located in the vehicle. The specific example shown in the video has a map sensor with the number 0261230262, which is made in Germany.
Where can I get the correct map sensor for my car?
It is suggested to go to the dealership and provide them with your VIN to ensure you get the correct map sensor for your car. Avoid purchasing from auto parts stores as there are multiple variations of map sensors and you may end up with the wrong one.
How do I replace the map sensor?
To replace the map sensor, first test the connection and ensure you are getting voltage to it. Then, remove the nut and harness using a torx 20 tool. It is recommended to reset the computer using a scan tool or by disconnecting the battery.