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P0108N Manifold Absolute Pressure / Barometric Pressure Circuit High

faolteam · 2024-06-23 00:35:59

Hi Folks today my car stalled for a minute and i started it right back but when it started i got a engine light and tracking symbol on Dash , i have a OBD II scanner and one of the reads was a P0108N Manifold Absolute Pressure / Barometric Pressure Circuit High , Im going to bring it to my mechanic any ideas what it might…

23-06-2024 1:35am

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Hi Folks today my car stalled for a minute and i started it right back but when it started i got a engine light and tracking symbol on Dash , i have a OBD II scanner and one of the reads was a P0108N Manifold Absolute Pressure / Barometric Pressure Circuit High ,
Im going to bring it to my mechanic any ideas what it might be was thinking might be a Map Sensor Thanks

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#2 23-06-2024 2:12am

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What car is it?
Probably the sensor itself, or a vacuum leak throwing the sensor off.
You should have basic live data on that scan tool check what the map is reading, and If it's there also check barometric pressure, the 2 should read the same.
They're a cheap enough part to replace, could try removing and giving it a squirt of electrical contact cleaner. They're usually easy to access and remove.

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