myke321

I read this on this guys max website: "Since the 95 Maxima is ODB-II compliant, it has an air intake temperature sensor on the factory air box. I had to drill a small hole in the end of the K&N filter, and mount the sensor. It all worked perfectly."

I have a K&N air filter, and i just have that sensor out side of the filter. Should it be inside like motorvate.ca states?

95GreekMaxSE

same for my cone filter, you get a more accurate reading of tempurature as far as the intake is conserened rather than the engine bay but not much of a difference.

myke321

So you have yours outside the filter?

By the way this is the site i got the info from, pretty cool,
http://www.motorvate.ca/mvp.php/1101

95GreekMaxSE

motorvate.ca is an excellent site, I have the sensor inside. Basically, where the fabircated MAF adapter meets the MAF sensor and resonator, I wedged the wire between these to pieces and let it hang in the cone. Afterwards I siliconed to insure no vaccum leaks esp. around where the wire is wedged.

myke321

would you drill a small hole at the top for the sensor? Any drawback by doing this?

95GreekMaxSE

there are no drawbacks as long as everything is sealed. Rubber and silicone usually help insure things are sealed.

myke321

Thanks for you help man!!

nleja

If you want to avoid modifying anything, I'd recommend getting some soft steel muffler strapping, and just rigging up a bracket using the existing mounting points for the stock air box. Takes about 2 seconds and positions the sensor dead on in the middle of the cone. Sorry I don't have any pics, but the job's easy enough.

Hope that gives you another option.

-n