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the car runs erratically, stutters and so on, only if IAT is connected. If i
disconnect it, everything goes back to normal.
Oxygen sensor replaced with no significant impact.
What is the tipical resistance of the IAT sensor? Mine reads about 22kOhm at
~15*C, 11kOhm while the engine is running at 25*C ambient temperature.
Do I have to reset the ECU after replacing oxygen sensor? I left the battery
negative terminal disconnected for few minutes, don't know if that did the
trick, 'cause the car still isn't running smoothly, mildly put :-)
(IAT= intake air temperature sensor, NTC resistor screwed in the inlet
manifold, 2 wires connection)
On Fri, 24 Jun 2005 16:46:49 +0200, "Vedran Parac"
<privremena.adresa2@email.htnet.hr> wrote:
>the car runs erratically, stutters and so on, only if IAT is connected. If i
>disconnect it, everything goes back to normal.
>Oxygen sensor replaced with no significant impact.
>
>What is the tipical resistance of the IAT sensor? Mine reads about 22kOhm at
>~15*C, 11kOhm while the engine is running at 25*C ambient temperature.
>Do I have to reset the ECU after replacing oxygen sensor? I left the battery
>negative terminal disconnected for few minutes, don't know if that did the
>trick, 'cause the car still isn't running smoothly, mildly put :-)
>
>(IAT= intake air temperature sensor, NTC resistor screwed in the inlet
>manifold, 2 wires connection)
>
>
>appreciate any info.
>thanks.
>
>
>
hey focktard
i would check for vacume leaks and clean maff
reread it. the resident rectal orifice told you to clean the maff, not the
MAF
"Vedran Parac" <privremena.adresa2@email.htnet.hr> wrote in message
news:d9jf9t$oue$1@ss405.t-com.hr...
> > hey focktard
> > i would check for vacume leaks and clean maff
>
> AFAIK there ain't no MAF in 1.6 EFI '91. Only IAT and MAP.
>
>
the chiltons for the taurus had a chart with temp vs. resistance, might see
if it does for yours.
"Vedran Parac" <privremena.adresa2@email.htnet.hr> wrote in message
news:d9h67d$hv5$1@ss405.t-com.hr...
> the car runs erratically, stutters and so on, only if IAT is connected. If
> i
> disconnect it, everything goes back to normal.
> Oxygen sensor replaced with no significant impact.
>
> What is the tipical resistance of the IAT sensor? Mine reads about 22kOhm
> at
> ~15*C, 11kOhm while the engine is running at 25*C ambient temperature.
> Do I have to reset the ECU after replacing oxygen sensor? I left the
> battery
> negative terminal disconnected for few minutes, don't know if that did the
> trick, 'cause the car still isn't running smoothly, mildly put :-)
>
> (IAT= intake air temperature sensor, NTC resistor screwed in the inlet
> manifold, 2 wires connection)
>
>
> appreciate any info.
> thanks.
>
>
>
>
On Sat, 25 Jun 2005 13:34:02 +0200, "Vedran Parac"
<privremena.adresa2@email.htnet.hr> wrote:
>> hey focktard
>> i would check for vacume leaks and clean maff
>
>AFAIK there ain't no MAF in 1.6 EFI '91. Only IAT and MAP.
>
lmfao
if your that smart then why dont ya know that a coil that is 7k ohms
is pretty much open
> lmfao
> if your that smart then why dont ya know that a coil that is 7k ohms
> is pretty much open
well, I've been online for quite a few years, any your dialect is somewhat
mistic to me....
NHF, but what the heck is "focktard", "hurcast", "7kOhm coil"
'cause you are trying to help, that's what I understand newsgroups are
for... helping others with your knowledge...
I am not native english, so pardon me for asking something that might be so
obvious to you...
but in the meantime... haynes worshop manual did the trick, there are IAT
resistance values specified, and there is obviously another problem... I
hardwired an 40kOhm resistor in place of the IAT, and the engine still did
not perform as it should. Stuttering, pinking, unpredictable low rpm
(<2200rpm) performance.
<abbotsford90210@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:udvqb19kme9p54ltev4qrvcsschka2l31c@4ax.com...
> On Sat, 25 Jun 2005 15:43:50 GMT, "Petebert" <castle@nthrax.org>
> wrote:
>
>>the chiltons for the taurus had a chart with temp vs. resistance, might see
>>if it does for yours.
>>
>>
> lmfao
> ya foctard
> thats for the temp sender
>>the chiltons for the taurus had a chart with temp vs. resistance, might see
>>if it does for yours
>> <abbotsford90210@hotmail.com> wrote
>> lmfao
>> ya foctard
>> thats for the temp sender
Awww, you went and showed dippy that you were right.
You know what happens now, don't you? He changes the subject to
something stupid, tries to make fun of you by changing your name,
and asks you "what's the impedence of a DC circuit".
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