air temperature module upgrade necesary?
ORDER ORDER, yes 25 bucks for 5-7hp. can this be true? has anyone used this or have any insight into it? The stock sensor is just a thermistor. If you were bored you could modify the wiring to the stock one, or even make your own sensor using a different thermistor.
a) stock sensor (thermistor)
b) 4.7K resistor
c) no sensor or resistor
There must be some technical reason for fitting a thermistor as stock.
Really I see no gains out of changing it. If you look at the IAT timing modifier table it doesn't change much based on temp, if IAT's get really high it'll add fuel.
a) stock sensor (thermistor)
b) 4.7K resistor
c) no sensor or resistor
There must be some technical reason for fitting a thermistor as stock.
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The IAT Tricker (resistor, POS, whatever you wanna call it) tricks the PCM into thinking that the air coming intot he airbox is cooler than it really is ... thus the PCM won't pull any timing (it normally will pull timing when very high... 120+. ... degree air is entering the motor, it also does some things w/the fuel when the incoming air charge is very hot)
It's not really worth buying the expensive kits and stuff... best off buying a resistor from radio shack if you *must* do this... I wouldn't however ... the timing and fueling items it modifies are meant to protect the engine... hot incoming air charge = greater chance of pre-ignition/detonation
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