Ford MAP Sensor Connector Pinout Diagram - VOLT REF, MAP, SIG RTN
Connector pin-out diagram of a manifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensor labeling VOLT REF, MAP, and SIG RTN terminals.
This document is a simple line-art diagram of a Ford Manifold Absolute Pressure (MAP) sensor, shown from the connector face. The sensor body is drawn with its two mounting ears/brackets and a keyed three-pin electrical connector. Callout lines identify each of the three connector terminals: the left pin is labeled VOLT REF (voltage reference), the center pin is labeled MAP (the sensor's signal output), and the right pin is labeled SIG RTN (signal return/ground). The caption at the bottom reads "MANIFOLD ABSOLUTE PRESSURE SENSOR." A reader can use this diagram to identify the pinout of the three-wire MAP sensor connector when testing or diagnosing the sensor circuit — for example, determining which terminal should carry the reference voltage, which carries the sensor output signal, and which is the return ground. The document contains no part numbers, wire colors, voltage specifications, torque values, or year/model applicability information; it is purely a connector terminal identification diagram. It was uploaded to a 1990 Ford Bronco gallery as part of a larger set of EFI and wiring reference scans, consistent with speed-density Ford EFI diagnostics.
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Frequently asked questions
- What are the three pins on the Ford MAP sensor connector?
- According to the diagram, the three pins are VOLT REF (left), MAP (center), and SIG RTN (right).
- Which pin is the MAP sensor signal output?
- The center pin of the connector is labeled MAP, which is the sensor signal terminal.
- Which terminal is the ground/return on the MAP sensor?
- The pin labeled SIG RTN (signal return), shown on the right side of the connector in the diagram.
- What sensor does this diagram cover?
- The caption identifies it as the Manifold Absolute Pressure (MAP) sensor.
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