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mnkybrs
GenIII
 
11/30/2001
15:49:19
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 Subject: IAT adjuster
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When you guys refer to the IAT adjuster...are you talking about just the movement of the IAT sensor to another location? Or is there an actuall adjustment that is done? I am planning on moving mine to the cold air intake shortly and am just curious as to what it is you guys are talking about.
Thanks
want to do lots of things to this truck
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stealwings
Dodge Dakota
11/30/2001
18:30:31
|  RE: IAT adjuster
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It's an adjuster (reostat) that you put on in series with your IAT sensor wiring. So you can fake out the computer into thinking it's colder outside. www.speedtweaks.net sells it. Good summer thing but not very useful in the winter. If you get one, just to let you know it doesn't work too well with Jet chips. Greg
Proud '98 Dak owner!
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Roby
Dodge Dakota
12/02/2001
04:13:58
| RE: IAT adjuster
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Would you mind going into more detail as to the problems encountered with Jet chips. Yeah, my truck LOVES the cold air!!! Whooo!
Roby
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bernd
*GenIII*
12/02/2001
13:53:53
| RE: IAT adjuster
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The Jet Stage-II modified the IAT signal to the point that the IAT Adjuster is completely out of calibration. (We've seen better performance with the IAT Adjuster than the Jet-II...and I used to own a Jet-II myself.)
1997 Dodge Dakota SLT - V6
Supercharged/Intercooled @ 10# w/Nitrous
14.93 @ 93.26mph
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