Iat??
09-12-2006, 06:15 PM
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Iat?? 6.0 manifold setup what do u do about the IAT sensor
leave it unplugged an turn it off in the computer?
doesnt it have to go before the turbo?
little help plz?
leave it unplugged an turn it off in the computer?
doesnt it have to go before the turbo?
little help plz?
09-12-2006, 07:08 PM
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You can use the IAT from the GMC Cyclone. It is the threaded one and I believe it's the same one that comes in the procharger kit. My local Autozone had one for under $20
09-12-2006, 07:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Bird-Of-Prey
You can use the IAT from the GMC Cyclone. It is the threaded one and I believe it's the same one that comes in the procharger kit. My local Autozone had one for under $20
thanks guys got one from advanced for 7 bucks
also would having this unplug cause a disruption in the map sensor
im showing a map sensor code check engine light never had one before and this iat sensor is the only one thats unpluged since the swap to my own kit other then the tti one
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09-13-2006, 08:23 PM
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You don't want to leave it unplugged. I don't think you can disable it nor do you want to. It's very important to know the actual intake temps because it plays a very important role in your ignition timing. The cooler the intake temp, the more the timing is advanced. Forget about the Ebay IAT mod. It's a joke and can only hurt you. With the IAT not reading you might get too much ignition timing and run into detination. Or worst case scenerio BOOM!
09-14-2006, 03:18 PM
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you will definately want to plug your ait in, if you have ever looked at your bin file in your pcm you will see there is a spark as well as a fuel table that use the readings from that sensor to calibrate timing and fueling based on its readings.
