Help with electrical problem
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Help with electrical problem
HEY GUYS
I HAVE A 2010 IRON AND IT IS POPPING AND CRACKIN LOSING POWER
I TOOK IT TO THE DEALER AND THEY CHANGE THE MAP SENSOR
IT WORK BUT WITH TIME AND VIBRATION THE FAIL BEGAN AGAIN
SO I THINK IT IS A ELECTRICAL PROBLEM MAYBE WITH THE SENSOR CONECTORS
ANY IDEAS? I LIVE 8 HRS AWAY FROM THE CLOSEST DEALER
WHAT CAN I DO ?
SHOULD I TOOK IT APART AND CLEAN IT? IT IS UNDER WARRANTY
I HAVE A 2010 IRON AND IT IS POPPING AND CRACKIN LOSING POWER
I TOOK IT TO THE DEALER AND THEY CHANGE THE MAP SENSOR
IT WORK BUT WITH TIME AND VIBRATION THE FAIL BEGAN AGAIN
SO I THINK IT IS A ELECTRICAL PROBLEM MAYBE WITH THE SENSOR CONECTORS
ANY IDEAS? I LIVE 8 HRS AWAY FROM THE CLOSEST DEALER
WHAT CAN I DO ?
SHOULD I TOOK IT APART AND CLEAN IT? IT IS UNDER WARRANTY
Seasoned HDF Member
Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Edmonton Alberta Canada
Should be no problem if you just clean the connectors and see if that helps, if not than maybe try to get your dealer to mail you a new MAP sensor under warranty and install it yourself.
Other than that, if I was you, I would just go to the beach for the day and forget your problems (you lucky bastard...it's snowing here ya know!!!)
Other than that, if I was you, I would just go to the beach for the day and forget your problems (you lucky bastard...it's snowing here ya know!!!)
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Joined: May 2005
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From: A barrier island in NJ
+1 The negative cable connections on the engine AND battery are notorious for creating problems.
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