Stock LNF MAP Sensor
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From: Northern Kentucky/ Cincinnati
LOL hilarious, considering one of us is an Aggie 
. Actually most Houston LNF balts had their MAP sensor go out before it became a common trend on ss.net. We thought it was the heat and humidity at first. lol
Definitely not boost alone, as discussed already. Like I mentioned it was pretty gunked up, but then there is also the theory about it going out due to a voltage spike caused by a boost spike. I'll report back after we do some testing with the dirty sensor.
. Actually most Houston LNF balts had their MAP sensor go out before it became a common trend on ss.net. We thought it was the heat and humidity at first. lolDefinitely not boost alone, as discussed already. Like I mentioned it was pretty gunked up, but then there is also the theory about it going out due to a voltage spike caused by a boost spike. I'll report back after we do some testing with the dirty sensor.
Voltage spike makes sense, but I am willing to bet that oil is the main reason, because there are not that many at 25+ psi, and most cars will not spike that high either
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From: Kathmandu
LOL hilarious, considering one of us is an Aggie . Actually most Houston LNF balts had their MAP sensor go out before it became a common trend on ss.net. We thought it was the heat and humidity at first. lol
Definitely not boost alone, as discussed already. Like I mentioned it was pretty gunked up, but then there is also the theory about it going out due to a voltage spike caused by a boost spike. I'll report back after we do some testing with the dirty sensor.
. Actually most Houston LNF balts had their MAP sensor go out before it became a common trend on ss.net. We thought it was the heat and humidity at first. lolDefinitely not boost alone, as discussed already. Like I mentioned it was pretty gunked up, but then there is also the theory about it going out due to a voltage spike caused by a boost spike. I'll report back after we do some testing with the dirty sensor.
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