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stumpy
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8/16/2004
23:44:35
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 Subject: IAT Senser
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Whats the deal with the IAT,what is it in the first place and why does every one relocate it?
WHat do the trucks get out of that?
I know this sounds dumb.
Thanks for the input.
Stumpy
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mcarthey
Dodge Dakota
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8/16/2004
23:48:35
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DAGS: From articlecity.com:
Relocate IAT Sensor - This is a very simple modification that will work on a great deal of fuel injected vehicles. The IAT sensor (“Intake Air Temperature”) tells the computer how hot or cold the incoming air is. The computer will then adjust the amount of fuel being injected, as well as make minor adjustments to timing based on that reading.
The problem is that in many vehicles, the IAT sensor is located in the intake manifold, near the cylinder head. Therefore the air that the IAT sensor “reads” is much hotter than the air, say, in the intake arm. The idea with this mod, is to relocate the sensor to the intake arm. Use JB Weld or similar to patch up the old port for the sensor.
This will cause the computer to believe that incoming air is slightly cooler, causing it to inject more fuel and advance the timing a tad.
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stumpy
Dodge Dakota
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8/16/2004
23:51:33
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Thanks I'll look into that but how do i do this adjustment
Stumpy
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mcarthey
Dodge Dakota
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8/16/2004
23:57:53
| RE: IAT Senser
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Search the board for more info Google Results for 'IAT relocate'
but you can also read at Speedtweaks IAT Relocate
Mark
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