ZBN Map Sensor Fit for Chevy Corvette 1997-2008,Equinox 2005-2009,S10 1998-2003,Camaro 1998-2002, Malibu Colorado Trailblazer 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007,12614970 16212460 SU1176

Worked. Reasonably priced.

La compré para mi papá, necesitaba uno de estos repuestos y sirvió muy bien. la entrega fue rapida, llegó en perfectas condiciones.

Sensor definitely has the car running better. Only time will tell how long it’ll last but the price was right. Will re-review after a while.

His map sensor was the right one it fits and it works what else can I say

After trying for weeks to get a clear indication of what was causing my Colorado to run like crud, finally the code indicated a bad MAP sensor. Locally, that sensor was priced around 75$ and up. Since I had access to an identical truck, I thought about waiting a few days until we could swap the sensors out truck -to-truck and be sure before spending that money, because, sometimes, the codes are wrong.Then, I found this on Amazon for under 13$ And next day delivery! I'll took a chance on the 13$ sensor. Ordered Friday, had it in my hand Saturday. Visually identical to the old sensor right down to the injection molding marks. Installed it, runs perfect.It has been a few weeks, still no problems. At this price, maybe I should even buy a spare?

No good at all i had to buy more expensive brand now light does not come on

2005 Saturn Vue, 2.2L, 4cyl...... Part fits exactly as stated. You must remove the throttle body (requires a 10mm socket - use a 1/4 inch drive with short extension for best results). Clean the throttle body with throttle body cleaner (similar to carb cleaner) while you have it off; HOWEVER, take care because there is a gaping hole into the block when the throttle body is removed so don't accidentally drop something in there. I covered it with a clean rag.Old part will pop right out.... turn the MAP sensor toward you (out away from the head) and pull up (may have to use a flat head screw driver to lightly pry it up from the block). The part will pop right out. Put the new part in (basically, reverse the order) .... once in, reconnect the wire harness to the MAP sensor, make sure everything is in place, carefully place the throttle body back in place (there is an O-ring gasket that seals it so take care not to over tighten or scuff the O-ring), tighten the 4 screws (hand tight with a light touch extra), replace the air vent hood - make sure the air temp sensor is harnessed up ..... You should be good to go.I was very concerned with this DIY project - I am not a mechanic - but, if you are fairly good with a wrench, you should not have a problem. Both the part and the Seller were on target.

Fast delivery, Exact item, Will do business again...