High-Performance Standard Motor Products AS141 Map Sensor – Boost Your Vehicle's Efficiency Review

Quality MOPAR replacement part. Works great in my Jeep 4.7L and no problem installing it. Part works fine after installation

2000 Dodge Dakota 4.7L V8 jerked and jerked. Basically it was impossible. The parts dealer pulled out a card sensor with code 0108 and wanted crazy dollars. Ordered AS141 on Fri. Admission Tuesday. This turned out to be the original part number (560141018) for my truck. This is the original Chrystler map sensor. Not only was it half the price, but my truck is now purring like a kitten. I also bought a fuel pump FG 0235 Delphi, it turned out I can leave it for later. I was given a $15 rebate on…

Quality MOPAR replacement part. Works great in my Jeep 4.7L and no problem installing it. Part works fine after installation

Ordered for my 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4.7 and so far so good. Installed yesterday, drove on the freeway, mixed stop-and-go city traffic and everything seems fine. I got code P0108 (I did the key trick by turning it on and off three times and leaving it in the "on" position a third time). I also replaced IAC, TPS and PCV as I read they all work together. My initial problem was that the jeep would stop at random times while driving. After a while I will unsubscribe how everything works.

I have had serious problems with my car including an engine stall in the middle of the road, jerky acceleration and low fuel mileage. I pulled out the trouble codes and one of them was P0108. At first I didn't want to buy this part online because of the waiting time and if the part I received is defective I will have to wait a little longer. But the price advantage is big enough to take the risk. The local parts store was asking $169 for it, and the dealer was asking $299. That's a lot of money