Thread: MAP and IAT Sensor Vehicles

What vehicles could I pull a MAP and IAT sensor out of? I was going to head down to the pick-n-pull today, but I thought I'd see if there is one vehicle in particular I should be looking for.

Thanks.

90s and up gm's for map sensors

i got my iat from a 80 something camaro.. now, im not sure here, but all the 90s stuff i found was the non threaded plastic push in style..

you should find the part numbers and google which vehicles they work for.. or maybe try lookin on rockauto..

GMC Cyclone
GMC Typhoon
Buick Grand National [GNX]
Pontiac Turbo Trans-Am

Thanks for the list, @BenFenner. I knew about the Turbo Trans-Am, but good luck finding one in a junk yard. The Cyclone or Typhoon, maybe.

@lynchfourtwenty, I noticed the same thing about the 90's engines that I was looking at yesterday. They were all just pushed right into the plastic/rubber intake tubes. Didn't look useful at all for our purposes.

I'm going to check the local u-pull's inventory for the other vehicles Ben mentioned. If I can't find one, I guess I'll just have to order one online. I've read the omni-power 3 bar one is the best you can get, might be worth the $50 or so.

The cars I listed were sort of a joke... =/

DIYAutoTune.com is where I'd buy a MAP sensor and IAT sensor new. They have detailed pics and info and options for getting exactly what you want. They also sell a $28 2.5-bar MAP sensor...

Ha... I know the turbo trans-am has one... It was made in '89, or so I read. That's the only one I knew of... lol

I saw the ones on DIYAutoTune.com, but I think I found them cheaper somewhere else. Import Auto Parts or something like that.

Is the shipping pretty quick from DIY?

Shipping seems about normal to me. 3-5 business days...

i got my omni-power map from ebay for like 40 bucks or so..

and good luck finding a grand national in a junk yard either hahah

I found too many 1 bars to count... no such luck on a 3 bar though. I'll buy it new.

BTW. I'm using the step down cable in my B14. Do you know which pin is for the EGR temperature gauge/input??? I'm just going to splice into the jumper harness and ground the other end to the manifold. Same with the ground on my map sensor.

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