MAP sensor needed
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MAP sensor needed
i need a map sensor for a 2000 integra ls with a b18b1
im not entirely sure if it is the map sensor maybe somone couls help me out?
when the car idles the revs jump from 1000-2000 and when i unplug the map sensor and plug it back in its fine soo tell me what you think
im not entirely sure if it is the map sensor maybe somone couls help me out?
when the car idles the revs jump from 1000-2000 and when i unplug the map sensor and plug it back in its fine soo tell me what you think
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being that new of car i would have someone check it out..or maybe something is just stuck in your aircontrolls valve if your around tampa i have many we can swap yours out and see if it helps the problem
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MY CAR iS PROTECTED BY ZOOMBAK GPS LOCATOR IS YOURS?
175+served in engines built from minime to gsr/lsvtec,b16 b20vtec,d15 k24 powerhouses or just rebuilds.life is good
i like when people don't take my advice.cause then i make more money when u need it rebuild the right way!
how many speed holes do i need in my bumper,b4 i can run 15's?
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It could be your Iacv on the back of the manifold
Here is a like on how to clean it if that doesnt work maby you have some vaccumm lines lose.
Honda-Tech.com: Acura Integra: ***How-To Clean*** Your IACV a.k.a. Idle Air Control Valve
Here is a like on how to clean it if that doesnt work maby you have some vaccumm lines lose.
Honda-Tech.com: Acura Integra: ***How-To Clean*** Your IACV a.k.a. Idle Air Control Valve
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