Product description

The intake manifold absolute pressure sensor monitors the air flow into the engine. This helps the vehicle's computer calculate air density and adjust fuel delivery levels. Depending on the vehicle, the intake manifold absolute pressure sensor can be installed in several different locations, including under the instrument panel, on the firebreak, around the internal fender area or near the intake manifold. Your location may vary, so check your vehicle's maintenance manual. Failure of the absolute pressure sensor in the intake manifold will lead to various problems in the fuel system and vehicle performance. Inaccurate readings from sensors can cause the computer to change the amount of fuel it sends, which reduces the power of the engine or causes it to run poorly. If less fuel is going into the engine, performance will obviously suffer, but it can also cause the engine to stall and cause major safety issues. Sensors work with both physical and electronic components, so the cause of failure can involve a variety of factors. If the assembly's vacuum chamber leaks or is damaged, the sensor will not get an accurate reading. Because of the sensor's location, it can also become dirty or clogged with dirt and debris from the engine compartment or the road. Specializing in the manufacture of brake pressure sensor, intake manifold absolute pressure sensor, hydrogen energy pressure sensor, refrigerant pressure transmitter, air conditioning pressure transmitter, etc.