Gm Map Sensor 12614973 Buick Cadillac Chevrolet Gmc Hummer Isuzu Oldsmobile on 2040-parts.com
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MAP SENSOR OEM ACDelco BUICK
CADILLAC CHEVY GMC PONTIAC OLDS 12614973 213-796
Features:
- Volts: 5V
- Terminals: 3 Pins
This is an OEM AC Delco Part. This Genuine GM MAP SENSOR will fit 1996 thru 2011 Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, GMC, Hummer, Isuzu, Oldsmobile, Pontiac, Saab and Saturn Vehicles
BUICK
1996-2011
CADILLAC CADDY 1995-2011
CHEVROLET CHEVY 1995-2008
GMC 1996-2008
HUMMER 2003-2008
ISUZU 2003-2006
OLDSMOBILE
OLDS
1995-2003
PONTIAC 1995-2006
SAAB
2005-2008
SATURN
2004-2007
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This is an Electrical Part and is a Final Sale
and is Returnable for Exchange Only
Is your fuel consumption not making any sense at
all? If you've just taken your vehicle to the mechanic for a tune-up and still
do not get the miles-per-gallon and engine performance that you're expecting,
then maybe your MAP Sensor has already gone bad. The manifold absolute pressure
(MAP) sensor is designed to continuously compare atmospheric absolute pressure
to the intake's manifold vacuum and then relay the voltage signal or frequency
to your vehicles onboard computer. The computer measures
engine load and subsequently advances or retards the ignition timing based on
such information. If your MAP Sensor goes bad, it will drastically lower your
vehicle's miles-per-gallon and engine performance. The best remedy here is to
have your MAP Sensor, your vacuum hose, and your engine checked for possible
leaks or problems. If both your engine and your vacuum hose are okay, then it's
most probably your sensor that causes the troubles. Thus, replacing it with an
OE part will be your best option to address the issue.
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