Does anyone know, on the V8, is the IAT sensor built into that sensor on top of the air filter box that has 5 wires into it, or possibly that sensor on the side of the air throttle body on the engine that has 6 wires into it? And if so can anyone tell me which color wires feed the IAT sensor? This is for a 2004 v8, I assume it is the same for all V8s around that year. Any help is apreciated!


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Does anyone know, on the V8, is the IAT sensor built into that sensor on top of the air filter box that has 5 wires into it, or possibly that sensor on the side of the air throttle body on the engine that has 6 wires into it? And if so can anyone tell me which color wires feed the IAT sensor? This is for a 2004 v8, I assume it is the same for all V8s around that year. Any help is apreciated! 



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Thanx for the info. Is one of the other wires a common ground for the IAT sensor? After having read many threads and much discussion about using resistors to alter the input to the ECU from the IAT sensor, I wanted to experiment with bypassing the IAT with various resistor values or a variable resistor, for the effect of making the mix slightly leaner. I have more than enough power for commuting, and when not towing I wanted to experiment with possibly increasing MPG, even if power is somewhat affected. As a long time tinkerer, I guess that's my nature. Also being in a higher mountain state, I wondered if my mixture is richer than when at a lower elevation so perhaps those of us in thinner air might benefit. If you have any experience or answers to those questions, your input is much appreciated!
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