Map Sensor

[Gary T]

I bought a 2014 Eco Diesel with 79,000 miles on it about a year ago. I have put 16,000 miles on it. In that time I have had the Map Sensor in the engine replaced 3 times and they told be it had just been replaced before I bought the truck. It fills up with carbon and puts the truck in limp mode. They assured me the problem was fixed when I bought the truck. When I had it replaced the second time they replaced the fuel injectors and told me the problem was fixed. Is this a common problem? Does anybody know the fix? Chrysler doesn't seem to know. I'm ready to trade the truck for a gas engine.

 

[Brady]

No that is not a common problem. However, it literally takes 5 minutes to remove, blast the carbon off with brake cleaner, and replace.

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[Brokedownbutgood]

No that is not a common problem. However, it literally takes 5 minutes to remove, blast the carbon off with brake cleaner, and replace.

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Avoid brake clean it hardens the plastic and makes it brittle. They make special cleaners that are inexpensive for the task instead.

 

[Brady]

Avoid brake clean it hardens the plastic and makes it brittle. They make special cleaners that are inexpensive for the task instead.

Did not know that, thanks.

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