Yes, a faulty map sensor can cause a vehicle to idle poorly. The manifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensor measures the pressure inside the intake manifold, which is crucial for the engine control unit to determine the correct air-fuel mixture. If the sensor is malfunctioning, it can lead to incorrect readings, resulting in an improper fuel mixture that may cause rough idling, stalling, or other performance issues.
YES it does. It should be close to intake.
bad oxygen sensor bad map sensor
Timing, a bad plug (s), bad plug wires, bad maf sensor, bad map sensor, bad o-2 sensor, bad ign. Module
map sensor or a bad vacum leak
The erratic idle is probably a loose or leaky vacuum line or there is a sensor bad, like the TPS or MAP sensor etc.
It sounds like the MAP sensor is bad. Make sure there is no cracks or holes in the vacuum line and if it is fine, replace the MAP sensor.
Could be throttle plate stuck open Try to free it with screwdriver with engine off
no it only helps to controle the air
Yes....the MAP sensor tells the computer the amount of pressure or vacuum in the engine. This changes with throttle opening....etc. If the sensor is bad the settings will be bad. The MAP sensor can be tested for free at AutoZone.....and you can just take it in. They don't need it on the car.
Either the car wont start or, it will not idle right (its going to fell like its going to turn off).
E30 means the Idle Speed Control motor rpm is out of range, E31 is a shorted MAP sensor circuit. They are probably both related to a bad MAP sensor so replace it first.
A bad map sensor can cause a computer code, that would trigger the light. Run a list of computer codes to see what shows as a problem.