name this part

[fulanito562]

Can someone identify a sensor for me please, goes on the intake manifold. Near the firewall just below the heater hoses going into the firewall, on a 87 2.0L ?
Has to small vacuum lines conectec to it

Will load picture as soon as i figure how from my phone
Thanks

[BradMph]

thermo valve? Most likely EGR related





The MAP (manifold absolute pressure) sensor reads the pressure (both positive and negative) in the intake manifold and transmits this data to the engine control computer.

Symptoms of Wear or Failure
Check Engine Light may come on and set a MAP sensor code
Engine may run roughly or hesitate
Poor engine power
Poor fuel economy
Excessive tail pipe smoke

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[noahwins]

Get a Weber, ditch all that crap, mail me your paperwork when you need a smog test. LOL

[BradMph]

Oh man, noah where were you when I was in Calif.

[pennyman1]

I name that part George...

[camoit]

Can someone identify a sensor for me please, goes on the intake manifold. Near the firewall just below the heater hoses going into the firewall, on a 87 2.0L ?
Has to small vacuum lines conectec to it

Will load picture as soon as i figure how from my phone
Thanks


I use this to load directly from my phone. http://www.forumrunner.net/ It was only like 2 bucks.

Or you can use the mobile site of the forum. the very bottom left of any page look for the drop down menu.

[fulanito562]

thanks to all of you guys, it is the thermal valve.
and im no longer in Cali move over to Texas last year, i just havent update my profile