Intake Air sensor
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From: oburg S.C.
Intake Air sensor
Im wondering what happens when This sensor goes bad? what type of symtoms does it cause? I checked my ecu for codes because of some fuel problems and got this code and the knock sensor code also. Well I have a 32,000 mile dek so i guess the codes just came together, but the iat sensor is from my olk de motor. Also the only way to check my codes is with a scan tool. It will not flash the CEL when I try manualy. but the CEL does work I get the P0600 Code too. How do I fix that code so i can check manualy?
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From: oburg S.C.
Originally Posted by Cdg2125
Did you try simply replacing the sensor? That could be all there is too it. Hopefully nothing big.
When I need used parts, I contact fanaticrock. He's really cool, he has countless parts cars, and his prices are great. Good luck. Remember the AIT sensor has different connections for different years.
I've had a chance to poke around on Motor Alldata (thats a real-time update manufacturer database for cars) about our cars and the air intake temp sensor was one of those dubious components I just had to research, so here is what I found out... Basically the ECU uses the MAF sensor as the primary intake temperature sensor and the air intake temp sensor (tampon-esque module that sticks into the stock air intake path beneath the airbox) is just a secondary signal which is compared to the main signal to calculate the input reading. It's basically our car's appendix and can be replaced with a 2.5 (I have to double-check to be certain...) ohm resistor to always factor in a cool temperature signal. I would not pay $177 for one. The real problem is that you probably need to do an Auto-rx crankcase clean and maybe a new fuel filter or knock sensor, but then again I dont know all the details in your particular case. Keep us informed on your results!
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From: oburg S.C.
Originally Posted by L0R1DA
I've had a chance to poke around on Motor Alldata (thats a real-time update manufacturer database for cars) about our cars and the air intake temp sensor was one of those dubious components I just had to research, so here is what I found out... Basically the ECU uses the MAF sensor as the primary intake temperature sensor and the air intake temp sensor (tampon-esque module that sticks into the stock air intake path beneath the airbox) is just a secondary signal which is compared to the main signal to calculate the input reading. It's basically our car's appendix and can be replaced with a 2.5 (I have to double-check to be certain...) ohm resistor to always factor in a cool temperature signal. I would not pay $177 for one. The real problem is that you probably need to do an Auto-rx crankcase clean and maybe a new fuel filter or knock sensor, but then again I dont know all the details in your particular case. Keep us informed on your results!
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From: oburg S.C.
Originally Posted by L0R1DA
I've had a chance to poke around on Motor Alldata (thats a real-time update manufacturer database for cars) about our cars and the air intake temp sensor was one of those dubious components I just had to research, so here is what I found out... Basically the ECU uses the MAF sensor as the primary intake temperature sensor and the air intake temp sensor (tampon-esque module that sticks into the stock air intake path beneath the airbox) is just a secondary signal which is compared to the main signal to calculate the input reading. It's basically our car's appendix and can be replaced with a 2.5 (I have to double-check to be certain...) ohm resistor to always factor in a cool temperature signal. I would not pay $177 for one. The real problem is that you probably need to do an Auto-rx crankcase clean and maybe a new fuel filter or knock sensor, but then again I dont know all the details in your particular case. Keep us informed on your results!
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From: oburg S.C.
Originally Posted by L0R1DA
I've had a chance to poke around on Motor Alldata (thats a real-time update manufacturer database for cars) about our cars and the air intake temp sensor was one of those dubious components I just had to research, so here is what I found out... Basically the ECU uses the MAF sensor as the primary intake temperature sensor and the air intake temp sensor (tampon-esque module that sticks into the stock air intake path beneath the airbox) is just a secondary signal which is compared to the main signal to calculate the input reading. It's basically our car's appendix and can be replaced with a 2.5 (I have to double-check to be certain...) ohm resistor to always factor in a cool temperature signal. I would not pay $177 for one. The real problem is that you probably need to do an Auto-rx crankcase clean and maybe a new fuel filter or knock sensor, but then again I dont know all the details in your particular case. Keep us informed on your results!
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