MAP Sensor for Honda / Acura

The MAP (Manifold Absolute Pressure) Sensor is a crucial component in the engine management system of Honda and Acura vehicles. It measures the absolute pressure in the intake manifold, which is essential for the Engine Control Unit (ECU) to determine the engine’s air mass and calculate the appropriate fuel injection and ignition timing.

Product Features:

* OEM-Equivalent Quality: Manufactured to meet or exceed the specifications of the original equipment (OE) sensor, ensuring precise readings and reliable performance.
* Precision Measurements: Delivers accurate readings of manifold absolute pressure, enabling the ECU to optimize engine performance and fuel efficiency.
* Enhanced Engine Response: Provides the ECU with real-time information, allowing for quick adjustments to fuel mixture and ignition timing, resulting in improved throttle response and acceleration.
* Durable Construction: Engineered with robust materials and construction to withstand the harsh operating conditions of the engine compartment and provide long-lasting reliability.
* Easy Installation: Direct-fit replacement design requires minimal tools and effort to install, saving time and hassle.

Usage and Compatibility:

This MAP Sensor is specifically designed to work with Honda and Acura vehicles, including the following models:

* Honda Civic
* Honda Accord
* Honda CR-V
* Honda Odyssey
* Acura TL
* Acura Pilot
* Acura Element
* Acura RL
* Acura RSX

Additional Features:

* Compact Design: Compact design allows for easy installation in cramped engine bays.
* Plug-and-Play Functionality: Direct connection to the vehicle’s harness without the need for splicing or modification.
* Cost-Effective Replacement: Provides a budget-friendly solution for replacing a faulty MAP Sensor without compromising on quality or performance.

To ensure compatibility and proper installation, it is recommended to consult a professional mechanic or refer to the manufacturer’s compatibility guide.

More information about the MAP Sensor and its role in engine management can be found on the following resources:

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