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post Dec 10, 2007 - 8:44 PM
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hi i was wondering is a turbo pressure sensor 100% neccesary on a turbo set up on my 7afe if it is can u let me kno where i can get one..thank you
 
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post Dec 20, 2007 - 1:27 AM
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PLEASE STOP MAKING SO MANY RANDOM THREADS AND USE THE SEARCH FUNCTION:

ok you want to know about the map sensor bar thing.

well there have been a couple people who have turbocharged their ST. First there is Doggy's turbo, then the most recent Stef's.

here is stef thread:

http://www.6gc.net/forums/index.php?showto...p;hl=map+sensor

She used a toyota map sensor. If you look closely at the picture you can read out the part number. Take this part number to your toyota dealership and have them order it for you.

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Now to clear out some confusion:
what does the map sensor do?
-It tells your car how much air is going inside the engine.

Why do you need to add a new one?
-because your regular ST sensor can not read boost. It simply can not see it. So it messes up how your engine runs and WILL result in a blown engine if nothing is done about it.

What is this check valve business?
IT IS NOT A FISH TANK VALVE.
IT IS NOT A FISH TANK VALVE.
IT IS NOT A FISH TANK VALVE.
IT IS NOT A FISH TANK VALVE.

- did i make that clear enough? should i say it one more time in caps? A check valve is a one way valve that lets air move in one direction. So in your case and by recomendations by others, the idea is:


YOu install a check valve to make sure your stock senser does not sense boost. therefore you will be ok.

i recomend you just buy the bar sensor that stef used.

any more question please post here!

This post has been edited by Hanyo: Dec 20, 2007 - 1:33 AM

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