Part No.: 4628195

Manifold Absolute Pressure Sensor (MAP) - 4628195 - Genuine

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Manifold Absolute Pressure Sensor (MAP) - 4628195P - Aftermarket

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'Discovery 3 Engine Sensors and Switches - 4.4 AJV8 Petrol'	'Range Rover Sport 2005-2009 Engine Sensors and Switches - 4.2 AJV8 Supercharged Petrol and 4.4 AJV8 Petrol'

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Manifold Absolute Pressure Sensor (MAP) - 4628195 - Genuine
Included in manifold complete assembly.

Specifications and additional product information

Discovery 3 L319 - 4.4L Petrol - Inlet manifold - Quantity Required - 1
Range Rover L322 - 4.4L N/A AJV8 Petrol from VIN 6A000001 to VIN 9A999999 - Quantity Required - 1
Range Rover L322 - 4.4L Petrol (JLR) - Inlet manifold - Quantity Required - 1
Range Rover Sport L320 05-09 - 4.4L Petrol - Inlet manifold - Quantity Required - 1
Jaguar S-Type - 4.2L N/A & Supercharged Petrol from VIN M62936 - Quantity Required - 1
Jaguar XJ 2010 on - 3.0L Petrol - Quantity Required - 1
Jaguar XF 2008-2015 - 3.0L Supercharged Petrol - Quantity Required - 1
Jaguar XJ X350 2003-2009 - 3.5L and 4.2L (except supercharged) V8 Petrol - 2 Hole fixing - Quantity Required - 1
Jaguar XK 2006-2014 - 3.5L Petrol - Quantity Required - 1
Jaguar XK 2006-2014 - 4.2L Petrol - Quantity Required - 1

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Review: Ian Submitted: 10/04/2022

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Genuine MAP Sensor. Part No : 4628195

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I wanted to purchase a spare MAP Sensor for my Discovery 3, 2.7, TDV6. Dirty MAP Sensors can cause a increased Fuel Consumption and I know when my MAP sensor needs cleaning. My fuel consumption drops from the usual 26-27 MPG City Driving to 18-19 MPG when Dirty. You can clean your MAP Sensor by using MAP Sensor Cleaner but you need to make sure it’s thoroughly Clean & Dry before using it again. I now change mine over and let my original MAP sensor to dry on the shelf. I always clean my Airfow Sensor and my other sensors to get the best fuel consumption out of my Discovery. 99% of the time it’s just dirty sensors I find but there’s always other reasons like leaking fuel injectors, Turbo, weak Compression. You illuminate the sensors and it’s one step closer to finding your cause. The MAP sensor is the Original one fitted to your Discovery 3. Fitting original parts I find makes your job easier. Rimmer Bros have thousands of genuine parts for Discovery 3. This is why Rimmer Bros is my main source of getting my parts from.