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intake air temp sensor


vince dv
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Sorry to sound blunt, but I advise that you save your time and throw it in the trash now. It is nothing but a $.02 resistor wired in line with a sensor to confuse the ECU into squirting more fuel than necessary.

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Martin is right it is a ghey little resistor meant to trick your cpu. I would not try installing it into the MAF either as that could be costly mistake.

 

I read about it awhile back on some other board and if I am not mistaken, it simply goes in line with the IAT sensor and fools your CPU into thinking the air coming in is 20 degrees or so cooler hence the CPU squirts more fuel.

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Good on you! Don't expect to get your money back... Just be glad that was a relatively inexpensive lesson in "snake oil marketing".

 

Wanna buy some fuel magnets? How about a "Tornado"? An electric supercharger? How about my book on how to modify your carburetor to get 150 mpg (shhhhh... the chemical companies will put a price on my head if they knew I was selling this..)

 

Bottom line, if it sounds too good to be true, it is (well, at least 99.9% of the time).

 

But you're SOOOO lucky to have us and our bullpuckey detecting mythbusting attitudes and experiences! :aok:

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