MAP Sensors

Manifold Absolute Pressure (MAP) sensors monitor intake manifold pressure to optimize fuel injection.

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MAP Sensors

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How MAP sensors work

Features and benefits

Bare chip mounting means fewer components and a compact size.
On-chip noise cancellation reduces the number of required components.
Durable two-layer surface handles the harsh environment of the intake manifold.
Wire bond connections offer greater reliability and easier installation.

Simple, compact structure
By directly mounting sensor and circuit chips onto the resin case and using wire bond connections, our MAP sensors provide a simpler, more compact product that is easier to install.
Fewer components
Our on-chip noise cancellation circuit means no extra noise prevention components are needed, helping simplify installation and increase reliability.
Reliable performance
A two-layer structure made of full gel and rubber makes the component more resistant to the harsh intake manifold environment. Wire bond connections also provide greater reliability.

Types and characteristics

Each of our MAP sensors is engineered to the highest quality so it can provide optimal and reliable engine performance journey after journey.

MAP Sensors types

MAPS

T-MAPS

Characteristics

Catalogues and marketing materials

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Installation and fault finding

Developed to make installation and fault finding easier, DENSO’s MAP sensors can enhance engine performance if fitted and fixed correctly.

Installation

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Fault finding

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