OEM Toyota RAV4 MAP Sensor

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Toyota RAV4 MAP Sensor assists the energetic crossover give the balanced combination of strength, security and performance that has since made the model a preferred part since Toyota released the initial RAV4 in the mid 1990s. The new model is based on the tough TNGA K platform, its low center of gravity, electric power steering and optional hybrid drive allows drivers to corner with confidence and stretch to every gallon. A wide cabin, a normal vehicle stability control, and solid construction are some of the reasons why Toyota plans the RAV4 to face the day-to-day commutes and the weekend adventures with the same ease. Near the intake manifold is found the MAP Sensor, which measures the absolute pressure and thus the engine control unit is aware of the exact amount of air rushing past the throttle. That information allows the Toyota ECU to refine the fuel injection and ignition timing aspects, allowing the RAV4 to be well responsive, clean-running, and smooth in all climates and altitudes. This small component has big obligation as a healthy MAP Sensor also enhances idle stability, reduces incidences of misfiring, and facilitates the low emission objectives of the crossover. Motorists that observe the sluggish accelerator or low fuel usage will soon discover that the fix of the Toyota RAV4 MAP Sensor will regain responsiveness and fuel efficiency immediately. It can be installed easily, simply unplug or unscrew the battery, disconnect the old unit, attach the new MAP Sensor, reconnect the wires and power and then check idle.