ALL MAP FILTER INFORMATION

[@hungrynapps]

After watching this video...I told my mechanic to replace mines... brought my 2kd engine back to life... turbo boosting better now

[@samcarter7258]

Thanks Anthony, I have a 120 that lost power. A mechanic advised me to replace the catalytic converter which didn't work. I saw this video, took it to another mechanic, changed the filter and hey presto, all the power in the world. Thanks mate

[@Lucentlens]

[From the UK, May 2022] Many thanks for this buddy! This is amazing attention to detail, the level of detail needed to keep our beloved 1KDs on the road! You're single-handedly making it viable, practical, & cost-effective to keep old 120 Series's on the road!

[@Dudesunperfect]

Just replaced mine. 370,000 km on my 1kd hilux. Still had original on there and was putrid. Blacker than the night sky when I cut it up. Ordered the 7mm egr plate also. Really appreciate these videos mate. Thankyou. I just wish I never had catch can fitted and pre fuel filter years ago, when I fell for the hype.

[@Abowhuntersjourney]

What was the go with the catch can ? I fitted one to my 1kz just recently

[@JimT-x7j]

Mate what a great video my one had black oil all around that area. Thanks for your information James

[@adamconnolly7478]

Just sprayed mine out gently with MAF cleaner, it came out crystal clear from both ends... I guess that 7mm plate for offroad use only also keeps your MAP filter clean! I put the new one in a year ago with 30,000kms on it!

[@Fourby4Diesel]

Absolutely mate think about it take the filthy black exhaust soot out of the system then there’s nothing black to make the oil black or the Map Filter, further evidence how well the plate works for those that think it doesn’t because it’s got a hole in it.

[@trevorspary134]

Such a small item but a big amount of information for the right preventative maintenance.

[@peterbaibai9168]

Thank you so much for these clear explanations about this map filter. Appreciated.

[@Fourby4Diesel]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rbrdly]

Well that was an interesting interaction at Toyota. Me: Hi Mate, can I get a MAP filter please? Parts guy: A what? Me: A MAP filter? PG: Say again? Me: Manifold.Aboslute.Pressure.Filter. PG: *confused look* - smashes away at the computer PG: Oh, a MAF sensor! Me: Ah, no. MAP filter. Grey cylindrical thing. Pipe going in and out. One black one grey. Passenger side of the engine. PG: *opens window to workshop* This guys wants a MAP filter? *silence* PG: *Back on the computer* This one on the air filter? Workshop Guy: No, that's the MAF sensor PG: Yeah. WG: MAP sensor filter? Me: Yes PG: *Goes and gets filter* Smooth as poo!

[@Dudesunperfect]

Lol and these guys work on our cars 😂

[@mikemuzzio6135]

I just had the exact same exchange with my Toyota Parts Guy in Italy... it seems to be a timeless and geographically independent discussion at Toyota dealers around the world 😂

[@clarkwayne3440]

You can use a cheap motorcycle universal gas filter as alternative to that expensive part. It even give more power to engine.

[@elyeschabchoub1564]

Thank you for the hint. Did you test it after a long period of time? Wouldn't it destroy the MAP sensor with carbon build up if the standard motorbike's filter is not appropriate? Thank you for sharing your experience. Since I don't find this MAP filter in the toyota local dealer here. And I don't find any other car manufacturer (VW Peugeot, kia, Isuzu,...) using such filters before MAP sensor.

[@gtb4]

Great video, on point, thank you for sharing! 😊

[@Abowhuntersjourney]

Same for the 1kz-te mate ? I cleaned mine a while back with maf sensor cleaner only because im a tight ass Had no idea i could or should do it Just didnt want to buy another one bahaha

[@elyeschabchoub1564]

Thank you for sharing your experience. How many km/miles have you used it after cleaning? Did you notice any trouble? Check engine codes or so? Thank you for the feedback.

[@wilkotaz]

Just wondering if it is possible to clean the map sensor itself? Haven't had mine apart yet but wondered if the filter is dirty and allowing soot to get past to the sensor then replacing the filter wouldn't completely fix economy problems.

[@zakman1964]

Thanks for effort on this sure I just ordered one through Toyota rather than wasting your time on a small item.

[@elyeschabchoub1564]

If only they have it on stock!!

[@karl4834]

Thanks for all the great and informative info you post. I often find it useful. I am surprised, however, given that you often suggest contacting you for things you supply, that you don't include an email address or website in your description above. Just saying 😉

[@Fourby4Diesel]

We don’t push the parts side of it that hard, we don’t have a website we don’t want to email about parts it’s a direct personalize service and a number of times and videos I say you need to call me to buy parts you need to call me or text me that’s the mobile number which we have shown and mentioned in a number of videos listed on this channel and our Facebook pages if you haven’t seen it or got that information you’re gonna need to watch some more videos

[@elyeschabchoub1564]

Hello, first thank you for the interesting video. Do you know if this tiny gaz filter before the MAP sensor exist in other cars but Toyota's ? Could it be replaced by any standard gaz filter? (Not available by toyota dealer where I live). Thank you.

[@stazza09]

Found this on eBay last week for $48. Went to Toyota and he quoted $58. I then Humed and hared and he then quoted $54. Don't worry mate, I can get it for $48 bucks on eBay. Long story short, he price matched. Win win chicken dinner 😁

[@lawrui6394]

Dude You can get it just for $6

[@bongoi8339]

Nice, but I want to know the way to remove that map so that I can check inside

[@murrayfahey8859]

You said it might be hard to clean the sensor but is it an issue to spray it with brake clean?

[@littlejoelgriffo2]

Hey what do you think of putting in a stainless steel one? PPI performance sell one so it won't ever crack and can keep forever?

[@Fourby4Diesel]

Not worth the extra money because the filter element needs to be replaced every few years anyway Ideally They take over 10 years to crack

[@Khan12652]

This filter passes air from both sides or only in one direction ? I mean air can pass in both directions .

[@Steve-qy8ms]

Does the 100 series 1HDFTE engine have one of these filters?? If so --- location please.

[@AAA-oi1iy]

Does the boost sensor need one as well for intake vacuum lines My 1kz doesn’t have one

[@philliplakabe]

My hilux does not go over 60 would that be the problem

[@fritzfromswitzerland]

What are the signs of a bad/cracked filter?

[@adamconnolly7478]

When it has cracks on the outside of the body. Just replace yours with a new one... Start fresh....

[@CaffeinatedFrostbite]

i need a map sensor filter for a 99 celica 5sfe. how tf do i find one???

[@straightaway5016]

What hanppen if i dont change map filter

[@paulriches9987]

Can you use wd 40

[@AlimonaAbbas]

Do u sell it sir ?

[@musmanniaz1083]

My car doesn't go faster than 145 and it doesn't have that part. The boost is too low

[@DeejayManii]

replace it with the alloy one from PDP. alot better

[@Fourby4Diesel]

No point investing extra coin they need to be replaced every few years and they last longer than a few years before they crack usually close to 10 years by then the filter as well past its use by date