Inlet Air Temp Sensor
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RE: Inlet Air Temp Sensor - 12/19/2007 9:06:27 AM
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Rfactor
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You probably need a sensor. Usually the computer will compare ambient temp with inlet air temp or intake air temp. When the sensors fail they usually ready high. If it sees 50 degrees ambient temp and 250 degrees intake temp it will throw the code.
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RE: Inlet Air Temp Sensor - 12/19/2007 9:10:25 AM
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Disco Mike
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You might want to call this group, http://www.roverlandparts.com/ They sell good guaranteed used parts and are and give a 90 day warranty.
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RE: Inlet Air Temp Sensor - 12/19/2007 9:36:01 AM
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vjm530
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Thanks for everyone's help. I contacted RoverLandParts but they don't carry this item. I'll keep looking. Does anyone know if this is a difficult replacement task? It looks simple but I haven't gotten a closer look yet as to the disassemble proceedures, etc. Thanks again.
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