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Throwing PO107 Map Sensor voltage too low
I just loaded a pre-tuned map on and im throwing a CEL. Scangauge says its PO107 which I looked up and says "map sensor voltage too low" is this dangerous? im kind of confused?
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Still having the messed up issues with your interior electronics? Could be related. Floating ground = less voltage differential = no go electronics. I'm not saying that is the likely cause.
The ECM info sticky says 1-3V is the operating range of the MAP signal. Idling is 1V. Not hard to lose 1V due to a bad ground. That'd be the first thing I'd check though I can't confidently say since I can't see your car if my a$$ is sitting in this chair lol |
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