Re: IAT range

["Marc Ethier" <maethier@virtuel.collegebdeb.qc.ca>]

Wouldn't you put the sensor away from an excessive source of eat? I mean,
this sensor may not be picking up the right air temperature since this
manifold definately gets hot (hotter than the air box anyways)

 I hope your right about GM being logic on this things. On early Quads, the
IAT used to be near the air filter, and then has gone onto the manifold,
inches from the head.
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Marc Ethier
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91 GTZ Q4 88 Escort EXP


> ?.  To accurately figure out the air being consumed that's exactly where
you
> want the sensor.
> Sensors need to be mounted so that they provide accurate readings of what
is
> going on.  The program, calibration is for getting the car to run it's
> optimum best.
> While sometimes hard to see the logic in gm's world, there usually is
> Grumpy
>
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