parts help needed - air intake

parts help needed - air intake

not being great on the modern cars (im getting old ;-) ))

i thought i would see if anyone can tell what these parts are and what they are for. i have uploaded 2 pictures to

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i have numbered the parts 1 and 2 on black arrows,

Reply to
banjo
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1 intake air temperature sensor

2 Manifold absolute pressure sensor

model/size would help when asking a question like this

Mrcheerful

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MrCheerful

thanks mc cheerfull. its on a 2002/52 plate vauxhall astra 1.6 8v club

i get a warning on the ecu that points to the ( 1 intake air temperature sensor )

can these be cleaned or do they need to be replaced? the error code is - p0110

Reply to
banjo

wiring, sensor, ecm, in that order

Reply to
MrCheerful

2 is the EGR valve...
Reply to
moray

thanks moray :)

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banjo

Should be something along the lines of a X16SZR engine code then.

It's most likely the sensor, but the only real way to know is by checking the value the ECU is seeing. Check the reading, if it doesn't seem plausible, try unplugging the sensor and see what happens. Then bridge the contacts on the connector and see what happens. If the reading changes, the sensors faulty, if nothing happens, it's a wiring fault.

You can also check one side of the wiring by checking that there is a 5v feed on one of the wires.

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moray

i only have a draper code reader, so i am unable to read the sensors/ecu in real-time. just the codes after the fact. i would love to have a setup on my laptop to read everything, but there are so many of them and they seem to do differant things.thus i have no idea what to buy for my lappy;

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banjo

I think that code means your oil filler cap is on upside down.

(c:

Reply to
Douglas Payne

no its one of those rare ones, like the double headed coin. :-)

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banjo

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