Hi All, I had to take a picture of the location of the oil pressure sending unit on a 3.0L today, and I thought while I was at it, I would take pictures of the
other "popular" components:




Oil pressure sending unit (analog, not "switch"):




DPFE sensor:




IAC valve:




MAF sensor:




TPS sensor:




Coolant temp sensor (gauge):




Coolant temp sensor (PCM):

 

Great pics and labels Bob, should help out a lot of people. IIRC you changed out the original metal DPFE with the plastic one, right?

P.S. Sure looked like a beautiful moring in Durham, NC today...

 

Thanks Joe! Yes, I had the infamous P0401 code!!! Let me know if you can think of any other photos that would be of help, I know you are the best
for technical documentation!!!!

 

Thats cool Bob, could you do a 4.0 sohc ha ha, great photo's and information, I allways said you were handier than a button on an outhouse door ha ha.

 

This is great Bob. Very helpful.

I hate to show my lack of knowledge and to trouble you further but.....

1. Could you translate the multi-letter abrevations into the words they stand for.

2. I should would like to see a picture of the M5OD and t-case fill and drain plugs.

 

IAC - Idle Air Control

EGR - Exhaust Gas Recirculation

DPFE - Differential Pressure Feedback Exhaust (AKA EGR Position Sensor)

PCM - Powertrain Control Module

FORD - Fix or Repair Daily

ABS - Anti-lock Brake System

SRS - Supplemental Restraint System

TPS - Throttle Position Sensor

BCM - Body Control Module

IAT - Intake Air Temperature

CTS - Coolant Temperature Sensor

OBD - On Board Diagnostics

HYUNDAI - Hope You Understand Nothing's Driveable And Inexpensive

MAP - Manifold Absolute Pressure

BFH - Like Duct-Tape, Fixes Lots of Things

TCC - Torque Converter Clutch

 

Bob,

As a noob to the 3.0L I thank you for this thread. Bookmarked for future reference!


CMOS

 

Is it too late to thank you for the very helpful pics? Let me know when you go into landscape photography.

 

The pics really helped me.
Needed to differentiate between the temp sensor for the gauge and the temp sensor for the computer.