Check Engine Light Due to Moisture Freezing in MAP Sensor: Honda Civic Muffler & Exhaust

Problem overview

On certain models in colder climates the Check Engine light can set due to moisture in the Manifold Absolute Pressure (MAP) sensor freezing. The MAP sensor needs to be replaced and on some models the intake manifold needs replacing also.

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Honda Civic vehicles with this problem

5 model years affected

Average mileage: 156,166 miles

(107,000 - 254,000)

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MAP Sensor Replacement

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Check Engine Light Due to Moisture Freezing in MAP Sensor on Honda Civic

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