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Manifold Pressure MAP Sensor  Fits Metro Prizm  Firefly Swift Corolla
Manifold Pressure MAP Sensor  Fits Metro Prizm  Firefly Swift Corolla
Manifold Pressure MAP Sensor  Fits Metro Prizm  Firefly Swift Corolla
Manifold Pressure MAP Sensor  Fits Metro Prizm  Firefly Swift Corolla
Manifold Pressure MAP Sensor  Fits Metro Prizm  Firefly Swift Corolla
Manifold Pressure MAP Sensor  Fits Metro Prizm  Firefly Swift Corolla
Manifold Pressure MAP Sensor  Fits Metro Prizm  Firefly Swift Corolla
Manifold Pressure MAP Sensor  Fits Metro Prizm  Firefly Swift Corolla

Manifold Pressure MAP Sensor Fits Metro Prizm Firefly Swift Corolla

$29.99 
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Brand: ISUMO
Designed to meet or exceed OE specifications
Manifold Air Pressure Sensor (MAP Sensor) 
Turbocharger Boost Sensor
With
Electrical Connector
(Pigtail Wiring Harness)
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Part#
MAP1097
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Cross-Reference
6240009
1859052G00
30019577
8942002030
89420-02030
18590-52G00
94856830
AS67
2251353
225-1353
158-0660
1580660
5S2414
MA0099
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Specifications
Connector Gender Female
Connector Shape Oval
Contents Sensor
Terminal Gender Male
Terminal Quantity 3
Terminal Type Blade
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Fits
CHEVROLET METRO 1998-2001
CHEVROLET PRIZM 1998-1999
PONTIAC FIREFLY 1998
SUZUKI SWIFT 1998-2001
TOYOTA COROLLA 1998-2000
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the computer system for engine load and barometric pressure readings. MAP sensor 
information is required by the computer for correct air/fuel mixture and ignition timing
operation. The OBDII system relies heavily on this component to monitor many components 
and entire systems for rationale. 
engine may have a rich or lean condition; engine may exhibit a hesitation or stumble under 
certain driving conditions that may be falsely diagnosed as an ignition or fuel system problem.
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