Check Engine: What the Dealer said...
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Check Engine: What the Dealer said...
So I took the Strat to a dealer here in Chicago and they told me that the MAP sensor is not working and needs to be replaced costing $300. Also there is a code for a wires/spark malfunction and they want to tune it up for $600!!!! I said "YEAH RIGHT" so im gonna check into changing the plugs myself.
How hard is it to change the plugs and wires? I bought a Haynes manual but they dont seem to have 3.0 engine in it.
Where can I find an aftermarket MAP sensor?
Thanks guys!
How hard is it to change the plugs and wires? I bought a Haynes manual but they dont seem to have 3.0 engine in it.
Where can I find an aftermarket MAP sensor?
Thanks guys!
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RE: Check Engine: What the Dealer said...
Ok, so looking at some diagrams I have desyphered that the 3 rubber connectors on the top of the valve cover where it says "3.0L 24 Valve" are 3 of the spark plug wires correct? I had pulled one off once to see what it was then put it back.
Isnt that a bad place for them? It seems like they would get covered in oil....where do those cables go? Where is the distributor. How do the other 3 cables go under the upper manifold and connect to the other plugs? I am baffled by this engine complexity...
Does N E 1 have pictures of doing the spark plug changing process?
Isnt that a bad place for them? It seems like they would get covered in oil....where do those cables go? Where is the distributor. How do the other 3 cables go under the upper manifold and connect to the other plugs? I am baffled by this engine complexity...
Does N E 1 have pictures of doing the spark plug changing process?