Select your vehicle

MAP Sensor

$106.95
You Save : $12.00 (10%)
List Price : $118.95
Universal FitAdd Vehicle
Qty:
1

Highlights

Part:
MAP Sensor
Brand:
MSD
Notes:
Applications up to 30 lbs. of Boost; Three-Bar
Quantity Sold:
Sold individually
Warranty:
1-year MSD limited warranty
Anticipated Ship Out Time:
3-4 business days
Product Fit:
Universal
Recommended Use:
Performance

Product Information

Respond to changes in manifold pressure with MSD MAP sensors. These sensors relay the information to the ECU in the form of a voltage signal ranging from about 1 volt to 5 volts. These are perfect for applications with up to 20 lbs of boost. Minor modifications required.
helpImage
Need help?Call our product expert1-866-529-0412
Warranty Policy
Right parts, guaranteed. If you find any defects, let us know within 90 days and we’ll take care of it. Check out our Warranty Policy for more details.
Shipping Policy
We ship fast so you can get on the road that much faster. Check out our Shipping Policy for more details.
Easy Return Policy
We’re only happy if you’re happy. If you’re not entirely satisfied with your order, you may be entitled to a refund. Check out our Return Policy for more details.
In the Garage with CarParts.com
Ford is recalling a total of 211,207 vehicles in the United States due to over a rear suspension fracture in the toe link. Some of the models affected by the recall are the Ford Flex, Lincoln MKT, Taurus SHO, as well as the Ford Taurus Police Interceptors from the 2013-2018
Over 200,000 Ford Vehicles Recalled for Suspension Issues
A vehicle’s brake system is one of its most critical safety features. It allows you to slow down or bring the vehicle to a complete stop when necessary. But as with any part of your car, it requires periodic maintenance and replacement so you can be confident about your vehicle’s
How Often Do Brakes Need to Be Replaced?
Your car’s suspension system is made up of various components that work together to keep the vehicle from bouncing around when driving over bumpy roads—and one such component is the shock absorber. These are usually located on both the front and rear wheels, but modern car models usually only have
How Long Do Shocks Last?

Customer Reviews

Contact Us
Address761 Progress Parkway, La Salle, IL61301 United States
Phone NumberToll Free: 1-866-529-0412International: 1-216-643-6600Fax: 1-216-643-6610
Visit Our Blog
Follow Us
Copyright ©2020 Carparts.com. All Rights Reserved.
Terms of UsePrivacy Policy