Description
MAP (intake manifold pressure) sensor by MERCEDES, catalog number 0091538528. Confirmed catalog fitment: Mercedes-Benz E-Class S213 (2016–2023), Mercedes-Benz E-Class All-Terrain S213 (2017–2023), Mercedes-Benz E-Class W213 (2016–2023). For an accurate match, compare the number and identification with the removed part and confirm the vehicle specification by VIN. The fitment list is a reference and does not replace a vehicle-specific compatibility check.
A MAP (Manifold Absolute Pressure) sensor measures air pressure inside the intake manifold and sends data to the engine control unit. The ECU uses this information to calculate fuel injection quantity, ignition timing, and turbo boost levels.
The sensor is mounted in the intake system and operates together with the throttle body, turbocharger (if equipped), intake air temperature sensor, and engine management system. Accurate MAP readings are essential for efficient combustion and emission control.
Common failure symptoms include power loss, unstable idle, increased fuel consumption, check engine warning light, starting issues, and incorrect turbo operation.
Our range includes genuine MAP sensors, reliable aftermarket replacements, and tested used units without connector or housing damage.
Used sensors are checked for signal stability, correct pressure response, housing integrity, and contamination of the sensing element.
Selection is based on VIN number, engine code, pressure range, part number, and vehicle year. Replacing a faulty MAP sensor restores precise engine control and performance.
Compatibility
Fits 3 vehicles
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About the manufacturer · MERCEDES
Mercedes‑Benz is a German premium automotive brand and one of the oldest automobile manufacturers in the world, with its history dating back to 1886 when Karl Benz created the first gasoline‑powered automobile. Today the...
About the manufacturer · MERCEDES
Mercedes‑Benz is a German premium automotive brand and one of the oldest automobile manufacturers in the world, with its history dating back to 1886 when Karl Benz created the first gasoline‑powered automobile. Today the...