Standard Motor Products AS5T MAP Sensor

Had an intermittent miss in my old Saturn that was driving me crazy. Turns out the old MAP sensor had an intermittent leak, throwing off my mixture control. Factory sensor was almost $100 bucks so I though I would try this for the old girl. It fit and restored my old Saturn to service for much less. Highly recommended.

Great part !!

Have not tried it out, but I couldn't pass up a $14 map sensor, so I bought 2.These did not come with a new sensor tip sleeve, so if anyone is interested, Amazon sells a collection of Map sensor "seals" as they're called, for under $20, (James Gasket Plug Kit with Seals CPK) it comes with 10 map sensor seals and 30 various size caps.I don't have an immediate use for the caps, but if you buy the seal individually, it's about $8, so for about twice that amount, you can get 10, that's the route I took, for me it's better to have too many seals, than too few seals when you need them.This model sells at rock auto for $38 with shipping and since it's assumed to be a matching model number, go figure why Amazon states that this model is "not a match" for my 02 Saturn SL.

Works like it's supposed to, car runs better than it did before I installed. For the money it can't be beat.

This item didn't work well on 95 chevy 350. Ended up getting AC DELCO

direct replacement for this car. as good as the more expensive parts I could get locally. shipping took a long time. parts arrived 2 days late. total of 10 days to get part

Turns out I needed the vacuum line for the MAP sensor, not a new sensor but oh well it goes well with the brand new everything that I put in my jeep. Oh yeah, fit good, quick delivery, no problems.

The connection was a little snug but did fit after a bit of persuasion. Also made my v 10 suburban run much better. Way cheaper than buying this part for $60 at the parts store.