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no Dan we do not, at least not exactly, California has thier own strict standards but from the trend I've been seeing in the emissions standards emerging now they are adopting more and more stringent standards that fall along the same lines as California.
Swoop223 I'm sure we do on the lap top. Do you have the same emission standards as California? Thanks for your help swoop223
I just put my E Mail address in my profile. Thanks Kevin t
Dan you have an email to post in your profile for some info??
MAP stands for Manifold Absolute Pressure so yes it has to do with intake manifold pressure.
It could be your MAP sensor is bad or has a broken wire in the harness at the plug... this has been fairly common when these codes occur.
Of course it may be some other problem causing it, i would use the troubleshooting guide to set you in the right direction.
OK is the MAP sensor bad? Doesn't the MAP have to do with the intake air?
DTC 135-16
Fuel Absolute Pressure Minus (MAP) Too High
Sorry about that, H90FT P005V04358J. Thanks again
a serial number of truck would help alot
but from looking at 2 of the 4 different serial number ranges for this model truck this code refers to Fuel Pressure.
without serial number we cannot be accurate on information
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