Topic: P0107 code

[1LILNDN]

Has anyone had the engine code P0107 ? I Bought (2) new  MAP sensors & "O" rings .took it for a ride then Cleared codes. OBD2 says (1) remaining and don't know what it is HELP

[Gentleman Jack]

Has anyone had the engine code P0107 ? I Bought (2) new  MAP sensors & "O" rings .took it for a ride then Cleared codes. OBD2 says (1) remaining and don't know what it is HELP

Bobby,

Did you put the two new MAP sensors in or did you just buy them? 

You dont know what the code is?  Or, you know the code is P0107, but you dont know what that is?  Or you know what this is but you dont know what is causing it?

[elff]

I think Bobby is saying he still has a code pending but doesn't know what it is?

[TomatoSoup]

OK, so all seriousness aside, P0107 - Manifold Absolute Pressure/Barometric Pressure Circuit Low Input.  I assume you replaced the MAP sensors, Bobby, and you still have the code.  I'd start looking for a wiring short, probably intermittent.  See if the wires are/have been rubbing against a metal bracket, or similar.

[1LILNDN]

I think Bobby is saying he still has a code pending but doesn't know what it is?

Dave  I had the (1) MAP code and (1) pending  Installed the sensors with black "O " rings  then I got the    P0107 Code .Cleared the 2 and 1 remains

[S.P.]

I had this code a couple of months back. The 2 bar map sensor that sits on top of the intake manifold under the fuel injectors failed. I picked up a new one from the dealer, but it didn't include the grooved orange seal that fits over the nipple. I swapped the seal over to the new sensor before installation. Its run fine ever since.

[tazz]

What SP said Is correct the baro sensor is the one that sits on top of the intake mani. 
TS is probably spot on saying look at the wires or possibly just one of the wires on that connector to that sensor for it to trigger that code.  It's basically a code that states there is a short or a loose connection to that sensor.

[1LILNDN]

I have a ?? how many wires go the the ( 3 ) bar sensors . There is one that is right at the end of the Plug not connected going into the Sensor. That being the one on the Intake Manifold.

[elff]

Bobby
One of the sensors only uses 3 wires, while the other one uses 4.
Looking at the picture below, I thought the end one was connected and the wire second from the end was the unused one.  I'd have to check my GMPP installation instructions but they are at home

This is the adapter kit from CED.

[1LILNDN]

Dave ,  I didn't get the adaper kit  I just have the stock connector I'll check and let you know  Thanks Bobby         there should be a Hair pulling  emocon <---??? for what I have left

[elff]

I know
I just used the picture of the adapter because it clearly shows the wiring, which one is skipped and specifically that one has only 3 wires

[1LILNDN]

Dave,    Well call me<------>" Stupid or forgetful " either I forgot to put the Plug in "(or)" I Didn't have it all the way in and it fell out ( At My Age it Could Happen ) <---- Any excuse is better then None.

 I put the new sensors in on Friday.

[TomatoSoup]

Bobby, maybe you solved your issue, but just to confirm as Elff's pic shows, the second wire from the right should NOT be connected.  This was my hacked-up dealership job, before I redid it and soldered the wires:

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[1LILNDN]

I know , Mine were the same way before I Soldered them . Like I posted before they use Aluminum connectors on Copper wire.