i have a problem of finding where the MAP sensor socket is located. i know some of you have described where it is in words and the manual gives a pic but i cant seem to figure it out which one it actually is. even my mechanic couldnt find it. any pics of the location of this please or an idiots guide of a diagramme .
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problem knowing or finding the map sensor
by rushing » Mon 09.06.2008, 07:52
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by rip » Mon 09.06.2008, 12:22
Not strictly an answer but the replacement (assming you have already got hold of one) should look the same as (or very similar to) the original.
Given that it measures inlet manifold air pressure, so will have hoses connected to it & be somewhere around the back of the engine.
Given that it measures inlet manifold air pressure, so will have hoses connected to it & be somewhere around the back of the engine.
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by Sy V » Mon 09.06.2008, 13:33
It's the white circular item on the end of the plenum (DOHC) frame centre:
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by Monty » Mon 09.06.2008, 20:05
Thought the MAP sensor was on the bulkhead in the middle 
Yeah, here you go (your looking at No5
http://lotuselancentral.com/repair/components.htm
Yeah, here you go (your looking at No5
http://lotuselancentral.com/repair/components.htm
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by dapinky » Mon 09.06.2008, 20:53
If you follow the pipe from the white take-off connector which Sy refers to, it will lead you to the MAP sensor on the bulkhead as Monty correctly states.
Its easy to spot on mine - but then again, I've got no engine in the way at the moment
Its easy to spot on mine - but then again, I've got no engine in the way at the moment
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by rushing » Mon 09.06.2008, 22:03
So its inside the dash . Monty According to the manual pic its just near the midle bit of the dash. can you access it through the front engine bay.
also is this a mechanics job or is easily do it your self job
also is this a mechanics job or is easily do it your self job
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by rushing » Mon 09.06.2008, 22:07
according to Sy's pic The second white round housing close the DOHC. i think on mine is sealed at one end . its also been looks like galvernised. donno why this is like this . ill try to get a pic tommorrow and load . looks very stange . one emd of the tube stops cut short and blocked with a nut. does this meant to go some where . and also arounf white circle housing is covered like a patch job.
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dont know if this is the oxygen sensor
by rushing » Mon 09.06.2008, 22:15
is this the oxygen sensor housing pipe on mine which is blocked by a nut . why is the question?
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by lotusgirlmarie » Mon 09.06.2008, 22:42
OMG!!! Its easy to find!! Its on the firewall just behind the intake plenum. It has one vacuum line and one three pin connector that come into the bottom of it. Its the only device there.
The white 90 fitting is a moisture trap so as not to cause false readings.
The white 90 fitting is a moisture trap so as not to cause false readings.
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Re: MAP sensor
by Monty » Mon 09.06.2008, 23:27
rushing wrote:So its inside the dash . Monty According to the manual pic its just near the midle bit of the dash. can you access it through the front engine bay.
also is this a mechanics job or is easily do it your self job
No it`s not inside the dash, as Marie has said it`s in the Engine bay. it`s not far from the wipermotor etc. dead easy to find
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by Sy V » Tue 10.06.2008, 05:07
Sorry, if I've mislead you but you asked about the "MAP sensor socket" so I assumed (wrongly) that you were on about the area that it fits on to the engine.
In my defence (before people think I've finally lost my mind completely), if you right click and go to save my picture you'll see it's named "MAP_Sensor_Filter_Damper.jpg"
In my defence (before people think I've finally lost my mind completely), if you right click and go to save my picture you'll see it's named "MAP_Sensor_Filter_Damper.jpg"
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Re: dont know if this is the oxygen sensor
by rip » Tue 10.06.2008, 12:04
rushing wrote:is this the oxygen sensor housing pipe on mine which is blocked by a nut . why is the question?
Oxygen sensor??? No. If you had one, it would be next to the turbo. You just have a large nut in its place.
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by rushing » Tue 10.06.2008, 16:34
I learn everyday . thanks everyone . woithout you guys advise and friendly help i would have not known anything.
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by dapinky » Tue 10.06.2008, 20:48
In the words of a man who was much wiser than me.......
....a picture is worth a thousand words......
.....so this must equate to 3000 words
....a picture is worth a thousand words......
.....so this must equate to 3000 words
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...oh, and a 2006 Freelander destined for the jungles of The Gambia - 4500 miles across roads, desert and tracks - what could possibly go wrong?
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by rushing » Wed 11.06.2008, 07:54
Fantastic ,thganks for the detailed pics .
Is the map sensor easy to replace then. im getting a local garage to change the map sensor and coolant temperature sensor.
can some one please tell me if this is a big job and what sort of time and labour charge would be involved . i dont want to get ripped off . There is no hot wiring ; is there??
thank you for all your sound advise .
Is the map sensor easy to replace then. im getting a local garage to change the map sensor and coolant temperature sensor.
can some one please tell me if this is a big job and what sort of time and labour charge would be involved . i dont want to get ripped off . There is no hot wiring ; is there??
thank you for all your sound advise .
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by GeoffSmith » Wed 11.06.2008, 13:10
Also on a Wiki near you. 
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by Sy V » Wed 11.06.2008, 13:21
Oh, we have been a busy boy!
£.S.D 10.00 for the picture!
£.S.D 10.00 for the picture!
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by GeoffSmith » Wed 11.06.2008, 13:27
Sy V wrote:Oh, we have been a busy boy!
5 minute job - practice makes perfect.
Now get practicing you 'orrible lot!
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by dapinky » Wed 11.06.2008, 16:55
Well if he's getting a tenner, i'm due a score! 
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Just the one now, but this one's mine! - and it will be finished eventually..... - but also temporary custodian of a project until it is finished enough for Angie to drive it
...oh, and a 2006 Freelander destined for the jungles of The Gambia - 4500 miles across roads, desert and tracks - what could possibly go wrong?
Just the one now, but this one's mine! - and it will be finished eventually..... - but also temporary custodian of a project until it is finished enough for Angie to drive it
...oh, and a 2006 Freelander destined for the jungles of The Gambia - 4500 miles across roads, desert and tracks - what could possibly go wrong?
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by GeoffSmith » Wed 11.06.2008, 18:47
He'll be lucky to get a tanner and you a bob.
Calypso Red S2 #417
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