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If you use red wire, all the electrons run from the throttle body to the ground. If you use black wire, the electrons run from the ground to the throttle body. Make sure you use the correct wire for your situation. :rolleyes:

Ok, shoot yourself. Map sensor has three wires. Green/black stripe - reference voltage Brown/green stripe - sensor ground White/green stripe - signal The sensor is located on the intake manifold (front of engine) low down on the passenger side.

Hello Tom, welcome to the forum. Yes your car has a MAP sensor. However let me say the HHO is snake oil technology, absolutely useless. The is no way it does anything. If you analyze what it is doing, it takes electricity which comes from your alternator to split the water into hydrogen and...

It comes out pretty easily if you know the trick. Take a flat blade screwdriver (cover with tape if you are extra paranoid) and insert between the light fixture and the headliner in the middle of one side and push. Then twist a little and it will pop out. There are little tabs on the sides that...

Not my cat. He eats dogs for lunch.

Only two more buyers to get it down to the $1275 price. If you work on your car, this will save you time and headaches.

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And you only drive on roads designed by MC Escher. :)

They are LEDs. I took it apart a while back.

Seems pretty unlikely - this was from last December!

The first switch connects from ground straight to the engine PCM (ECU to some). I think it is closed when you push the clutch in, but it is not obvious from the diagram. Also not clear what it is used for. The second switch is for the starter interlock. It goes from the starter relay to a...

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It will get the best milage at about 50 - 55, but I'll bet you are not willing to make that your normal habit. :)

Probably you should get two the same. You hate to do it, but you could get a new one shaved to match it's friend, cheaper than buying two new ones if there is still good life left in the used one. In any case, I would put the mis-matched ones on the back. If the wear is too different on the...