Do I have a MAP Sensor?
#1
Do I have a MAP Sensor?
Hey I got an 88 IROC w/ a 350 TPI. My chiltons says I should have one but it doensnt know exactly where it is. I certainly dont? Could someone tell me If I do or not and where it is? A local Parts store didnt list me even having one.... Hmm Thanks!
- Tom
- Tom
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Joined: Dec 1999
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From: WI,USA
Car: 89 FORMULA 350, 91 Z28 Convertible
Engine: ls1, LB9
Transmission: t56, Auto
Axle/Gears: S60/ 3.73
well if your car is stock then no you do not have one. they did not use them till 90 on the tpi f-body cars. you have a maf (mass air flow) sensor mounted before the throttle body.
#4
Drekken,
Your Chitlin's manual is almost correct, and probably better than nothing at all. GM used the same DTC numbers for similar errors on different engines and fuel systems. A '33' on a TBI engine is different than a '33' on a TPI engine. A lot of the codes are used the same way. Because of the format used to display the errors, no "zeroes" can be used, since a "no flash" can't be counted as a "zero" (except on Cadillac digitals, and we won't go there right now).
For a complete listing of GM Diagnostic Trouble Codes through 1992, grab this file:
GM Error Codes.pdf
You'll need Adobe Acrobat Reader to open/view/print the file (see link below).
The '33' on your engine is for a MAF sensor that is reporting higher than expected intake air. This can be related to a TPS sensor or distributor reference pulse problem.
Your Chitlin's manual is almost correct, and probably better than nothing at all. GM used the same DTC numbers for similar errors on different engines and fuel systems. A '33' on a TBI engine is different than a '33' on a TPI engine. A lot of the codes are used the same way. Because of the format used to display the errors, no "zeroes" can be used, since a "no flash" can't be counted as a "zero" (except on Cadillac digitals, and we won't go there right now).
For a complete listing of GM Diagnostic Trouble Codes through 1992, grab this file:
GM Error Codes.pdf
You'll need Adobe Acrobat Reader to open/view/print the file (see link below).
The '33' on your engine is for a MAF sensor that is reporting higher than expected intake air. This can be related to a TPS sensor or distributor reference pulse problem.
#5
Thanks a lot. I'm going to check out the TPS and I do think im having ignition troubles. I'm gonna do plugs and wires because I dont think Its had a tune up in like 40k. I replaced the cap and rotor like a week ago. Thanks again!
- Tom
- Tom
#6
I just got one more question... I had my ignition module tested at a local Autozone.. and it tested fine. Do you think it could still be bad and cosing me some problems? Like it just needs time to start flaking out? And the HEI ? Thats the Ignition module isnt it?
Thanks!
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