Hi Robert, I'm glad to assist you. We suggest having the vehicle diagnosed by a mechanic for them to check and pinpoint exactly what part you need to replace. I hope this helps, and we thank you for inquiring.

Hi Kb, I'm pleased to assist you. Yes, a MAP sensor fix will often resolve code P0106. However, the MAP sensor may not be the only cause of the jerking when changing gears. There could be other issues with the car that need to be addressed. It is recommended to have a professional mechanic diagnose the issue to determine the root cause of the problem. To resolve the P0106, use the link below to place your order for the MAP sensor while supplies last. Happy shopping! https://www.carparts.com/map-sensor/replacement/repa315201?can=CPGG4850_CSQA_20230928

Hi Forrest, thank you for reaching out. No, this is not. This item is different from the intake manifold runner position sensor. The diagnostic trouble code (DTC) P2014 can happen for several reasons. We recommend that a certified mechanic diagnose your vehicle to pinpoint the part needing replacement. Have a nice day.

Hi Evan, thank you for reaching out. If the primary cause of the issue is the MAP (manifold absolute pressure) sensor, then yes. However, we highly suggest that a certified mechanic diagnose your vehicle to pinpoint the part needing replacement. Have a nice day.

Hi Tyler, I'm glad to assist you. This code points to a possible vent vapor valve issue. Click the following link for more details (https://www.carparts.com/blog/p2450-code-evaporative-emission-system-switching-valve-performance-stuck-closed/#:~:text=a%20P2450%20code.-,What%20Does%20the%20P2450%20Code%20Mean%3F,Valve%20Performance%2FStuck%20Closed.%E2%80%9D). Upon checking, we have part number BS0280142431, a purge valve for the fuel vapor canister. You can confirm this with your mechanic before ordering to be accurate.