mario_steel1
Tiburon Manifold Pressure Sensor Fault
Summary of the thread
A 2001 Hyundai Tiburon experienced reduced engine power, poor response, and increased fuel consumption, with a check engine light indicating a manifold pressure sensor fault. The suspected cause was a large vacuum leak. A similar case suggested that replacing the MAP sensor alone might not resolve the issue, and a professional diagnosis, including a smoke test, was recommended. Ultimately, both the faulty sensor and vacuum leak were addressed, resolving the problem.
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mario_steel1 (community.author)
Yes, the error code directly indicated a fault with the MAP sensor. Did replacing the sensor solve the problem for you, or did you have to look into other potential causes?
samuel_schmid25
In my case, replacing the MAP sensor didn't completely resolve the issue. It turned out there was a vacuum leak as well. I would suggest taking it to a trusted workshop so they can conduct a smoke test on the intake manifold. It's best to get it professionally diagnosed.
mario_steel1 (community.author)
Thanks for sharing your experience! I appreciate the advice. I've taken it to a trusted workshop, they found a vacuum leak, and the MAP sensor was indeed faulty. After replacing the sensor and fixing the leak, the issue is resolved! The final repair cost was 235€.
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samuel_schmid25
I had a similar problem with my Hyundai Tiburon (although it's a later model). The symptoms you described – check engine light, power loss, and increased fuel consumption – sound very familiar. Did the error code specifically point to the MAP sensor?