How to Service your MAP and MAF Sensors | Toyota Landcruiser 200 Series
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Welcome to another maintenance video in the Toyota Landcruiser 200 Series maintenance playlist. In this video Jafffa Adventures services the MAP and MAF sensors on the Landcruiser 200 as well as explaining what these sensors are, and what they actually do.
There are plenty of other "how to" maintenance videos in the library, in fact there is an entire playlist dedicated to the maintenance of your 200 Series Landcruiser. Check it out!
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Thanks jafffa. Bravo from Victoria
Cheers Michael, thanks for stopping by😎👍
I always learn something from your videos. Great stuff!
Thanks mate, that’s the reason I’m doing this so it’s amazing feedback, cheers👍😎
Thank you for such an easy to understand and clear vid on these sensors. Excellent job
Glad you found some value in the video mate, thanks for taking the time to share you thoughts😎👍
Good info yet again. I'm heading off now to order a Uni Filter before I head north in a few month, cheers
Good stuff Greg, I swear by them mate, they have never let me down. Thanks for checking back in to Jafffa Adventures mate, I sincerely appreciate it 👍😎
Hi, Terry glad to see I am not the only one out there but services his MAF Sensor after a big trip I actually give mine a clean every 10,000 km even if it doesn't need it but the FJ is petrol so I don't have to worry about the other sensor thanks for the video.😀
Good stuff Ed, I do the same mate, service my MAF every time I do my regular service, which for me is every 500km. Thanks for taking the time to share mate, I sincerely appreciate it 😎👍
Great vid Terry,keep'em coming mate👍🏾👴🏾.
Thanks Doug, that’s very kind of you to take the time to say. One more tech vid on the 200, then I’ll move into something else for a spell (not sure what yet🤔). I trust you will stick around mate, cheers 👍😎
Nice info on the sensors, I'm also impressed how well the uni filter is doing nice work 👍
Thanks George, yes indeed I rate the unifilter very highly indeed. Cheers😎👍
Yet more good info Terry. Cheers Steve
Thanks Steve, I appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment 👍😎
Great video. A lot of information appreciated! Thank you! 😊
No worries mate, thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts 👍😎
Yet another great, informative video. Well done, mate.
Thanks for the kind words mate, I’m glad you found some value during your stay. Go well😎👍
Awesome vid mate and thank you ... have you ever cleaned your inlet manifold/EGR system on your land cruiser?
Thanks Peter, I appreciate the kind words. I never never cleaned it, but as I noted in the vid I have the EGR blocked off and it’s been that way from about 60,000km. I’m sure there is goo in there, but it’s not as bad as it could be. If the starter motor packs it in, I’ll clean it then. Cheers😎👍
I don't want you to think I'm Karl Pilkington's brother but to be honest and fair I had no idea what a MAP/MAF sensor was until now.
Further to this, I have just now only realised that we've added a secondary fuel filter to all our LCV8's but nothing to help clean the air.
The older I get the dumber I become. This is why I will always be a junior assistant. I leave the big decisions to the grown-up's.
I’m learning every day mate, and that’s one thing I love about living! Bring on more knowledge 👍😎
@@JafffaAdventures Yes. Learning means knowledge. Knowledge is empowering. Power gives you options. Options give you pathways. Pathways give you priorities. Priorities give you order and order brings natural justice. Natural justice gives you a sense of place and that then gives you satisfaction in life.
So if you're not satisfied in life, get a different bundle of sticks.
Wanna know how to get a different bundle of sticks ? Get some education and learning. That then leads to knowledge.
Agree mate👍😎
Great little video... just curious... Are u sure it was red dust covering that filter? Didn't think red dust should get that far??
Thanks Rob, sure was mate. Red dust gets everywhere 👍😎
Great video Terry. Were you an LC mechanic in a previous life or just picked things up along the way with a bit of study and a curious mind?
Thanks Peter, that’s very kind of you to say. I just picked up things along the way, a curious mind and study being my most powerful allies. I actually did my degree in chemistry and microbiology back in the day🫤😂😎
@@JafffaAdventures good to know Terry. I had the pleasure of spending 12 years in North Bay ON, so can appreciate your native land. I was mesmerised by the picture postcard lakes and forests for the first few years, but started to yearn for our deserts and red sand after a while - go figure 🤔
Great video Saturdays work right there. Do you know if the map sensor is in the same location on a 200 series petrol???? I can google anyways. Like that uni filter idea as well….. till next week champion
Thanks for the kind words mate, I sincerely appreciate it. Not sure about the petrol variant, that’s outside my pay scale😉. The unifilter is awesome, been running it for years now and I’m a huge advocate. Have a great weekend mate😎👍
Hey Terry, would you consider replacing MAP sensor with an alloy option because of the heat behind intercooler ?
Also would you suggest using a small spring clip to give the small hose a bit more integrity to the sensor?
The logic I have heard with replacing the plastic MAP sensors with the stainless ones is that the stainless will not break and you can leave them in forever, whereas the plastic ones become brittle over time and can crack. That does not work for me because I believe they are a replacement part (given they have a filter in them that can clog) and should not be left in there forever. I’ll continue to use the genuine ones and replace them every 100,000km. A small spring clip on the hose is a good idea however, as they have been known to come off. That’s my logic anyway mate. Cheers😎👍
The logic I have heard with replacing the plastic MAP sensors with the stainless ones is that the stainless will not break and you can leave them in forever, whereas the plastic ones become brittle over time and can crack. That does not work for me because I believe they are a replacement part (given they have a filter in them that can clog) and should not be left in there forever. I’ll continue to use the genuine ones and replace them every 100,000km. A small spring clip on the hose is a good idea however, as they have been known to come off. That’s my logic anyway mate. Cheers😎👍
Hi Terry, Thanks for the video. Great quality and very easy to follow.
On my 200 I have experience a P1248 error which google tells me is either "Boost Pressure not detected" Or "Exhaust Gas Recirculation Flow Bank 2" Do you think this could be related to MAP sensor at all?
Thanks Brendon, that is very kind of you to say mate. It’s possible, but unlikely. P0069 is usually the code related to a failed MAP sensor. If your problem is boost pressure related, your car should feel very doughy under acceleration. If it drives fine, I would be leaning more towards an EGR issue. Let me know how you get on so we can all learn from your experience. Cheers mate😎👍
@@JafffaAdventuresthanks Terry. Was a midnight misadventure last night, but having the video certainly helps. I'll attempt to clean the intercooler at some point in the future too.
After more reading, lots of others had experienced similar issues as an EGR fault. Some people had a resolution by simply clearing the code, which I did by removing the negative terminal last night.
Seems to have worked. Car is better seemingly back to normal now.
Good stuff mate, let’s hope it was a ECU hiccup and nothing more than that. Thanks for sharing😎👍
@@JafffaAdventures 3 days later the error has reappeared. Ultra gauge could not clear it and was limited to 4th gear. Disconnecting the negative clears it.
Sounds indeed like something more sinister mate, bummer...
Did you use genuine part or just a replacement? Thanks!
It was genuine mate. Cheers😎
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Its ok clean using contact cleaner?
Yes mate, it’s basically the same stuff. I have used it in the past when I could not get my hands in MAF sensor cleaner. Cheers👍😎