Like most electric sensors, MAP sensors are sensitive to contamination. If the map sensor uses a hose, the hose can become clogged or leak and unable to read pressure changes. In some cases, extreme vibrations from driving can loosen its connections and cause external damage. Electrical connectors can also melt or crack from overheating due to close proximity to the engine. In either of these scenarios, the MAP sensor will need to be replaced.
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Before any tests, inspect the physical appearance of the MAP sensor. Begin by checking the connector and wiring for any damage, such as melted or cracked wires, and confirm there are no loose connections. Disconnect the sensor and inspect the pins; they should be straight and clean with no signs of corrosion or bending. Next, inspect the hose (if applicable) connecting the sensor to the intake manifold for any signs of damage and that it has a tight connection to the sensor. Lastly, take a look inside the hose to make sure it is free of contamination.
"ITER is one of the most important scientific projects in the world," said IAEA's director general, Yuri Sokolov. ITER, or "the way" in Latin, is an experimental reactor being built in Cadarache, southern France, which has a practical goal: to establish whether fusion, the nuclear reaction that powers the sun and the hydrogen bomb, can be tamed to generate useful power on Earth.The idea is to fuse two atoms of hydrogen using powerful magnets to form helium. A small amount of mass is lost when the hydrogen atoms combine, in the process releasing vast quantities of energy.Unlike nuclear fission, only low-level radioactive material, no more dangerous than hospital waste is left afterwards.ITER, which was officially established in October 2007, will consolidate all that has been learnt over many decades of study and aims to be operational by 2018. If it works, and the technologies are proven to be practical, the international community will then build a prototype commercial reactor, dubbed DEMO in 2040. The final step would be to roll out fusion technology across the globe.The Cadarache demonstration reactor is being jointly built by the United States, the European Union, Japan, China, India, Russia and South Korea. It will cost $5billion (SFr5.6 billion) to build, $5 billion to run for 20 years and a further $1billion to commission, half paid for by the EU.However, project engineers now believe that construction costs will be 25-35 per cent above the original estimate, after reworking the design for Cadarache and taking account of new scientific data. An independent expert group has been asked to review the new estimates and will report back by the end of 2008. 2ff7e9595c
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