Location of map sensor on 94 dodge spirit - 1992 Dodge Spirit

manifold absolute pressure

The manifold absolute pressure sensor (MAP sensor) works with intake air pressure to define proper air and fuel quantities required for the ignition cylinders. The MAP sensor measures the vacuum of the intake manifold, which fluctuates according to engine load, relative to the barometric pressure

Location of map sensor 98 grand caravan 3.0

It doesn't show an 'engine temperature sensor' for that year, make and model
What you do have is a Coolant Temperature Sensor (there are actually one of each on other makes and models - an engine temperature sensor and a coolant {radiator fluid} sensor). Just doesn't appear to be a separate engine temp sensor for the 94 2.5. The coolant temperature sensor is the sensor that will make your temp gauge in the car move. It's location is - Under hood, center, front engine area, near distributor, mounted in driver side of cylinder head. I've attached a pic of the sensor for you.

You also have an intake air temperature sensor and an ambient air temperature sensor that tells the computer the temp in the vehicle's cabin. I can shoot you that info if your question wasn't answered above.



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follow hot wire from battery will lead you right to starter make sure you disconect battery before you change starter

It should be. There were only cosmetic changes between these years. Good luck!

Change the oil sensor switch in the block beside the oil filter. It has a wire to unplug first. Easy job. Good luck!

Its on the intake manifold, Click on this links and see a picture of the actual sensor. http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/ProductList.aspx?parttype=414&ptset=A&searchfor=MAP-BARO+Sensor Its has a 3 pin plug and a singe vaccum hose goes to it . Good Luck Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner,thanks for using FIX YA

Have the system pressure tested to isolate/locate the keak, but it sounds like a water pump.

The oil leak is a good clue, it gets into the connector and shorts the signal.