LS1 MAP Sensor
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LS1 MAP Sensor
The MAP Sensor on the LS1 manifold is on the back of the manifold and impossible to get to without removing the manifold, at least as far as I can tell. Can anyone tell me if:
a) The hose exiting the MAP sensor can be tapped for use by an external MAP sensor.
b) If it can be, where doe’s the hose go from the MAP? I’m hoping I can locate it in a more easily accessible location to tap into it.
a) The hose exiting the MAP sensor can be tapped for use by an external MAP sensor.
b) If it can be, where doe’s the hose go from the MAP? I’m hoping I can locate it in a more easily accessible location to tap into it.
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I wouldn't mess with tapping into the MAP or the hoses that run to it behind the intake. Dont know where it goes after it leaves the back of the intake all i know is you have no space back there and i wouldn't want to mess with the hoses because of how big of a pain in the *** they are.
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Originally Posted by TheLS1Kid
I wouldn't mess with it either.
Are you just trying to replace it?
Are you just trying to replace it?
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Um I dont think it will be a bitch, if you need to monitor manifold pressure just put a t-fitting into the brake booster hose. Then connect you maximizer to that. Thats where that hose comes from, right next to the MAP. I would just leave the stock one there (it cant hurt anything) and do that.
I cant see a problem with that but maybe someone here has a better understanding then me about it
I cant see a problem with that but maybe someone here has a better understanding then me about it