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Re: Instructions on how to remove and replace a map...
Unscrew the old one , screw on the new one , replace electrical connector . nothing to it . Videos on youtube if you need pictures .You need to remove the plastic engine cover if there is one .
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The EGR valve and MAP sensor are indeed different and unrelated parts. An EGR valve that is stuck open can however cause the system to set a false MAP sensor code due to the loss of vacuum in the intake which will cause the sensor to read low but the engine should run very bad, if at all, when this happens. The MAP sensor is located slightly to the drivers side of the throttle body housing on the front side of the motor and is easy to replace. I'd make sure that your EGR valve isn't stuck open or that you don't have another large vacuum leak that could mimic a faulty MAP sensor before replacing it however. Hope this helps a bit and good luck!
you need a haynes repair manually.because you have to remove timing chain cover. you have to remove timing chain tensioners.to unload timing chain.because water pump is going to interfere with timing chain housing.you will need a manually . too much to tell you in words.
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