WHERE, ON MY 2005 4.6l V8 F150,
will I find the Intake Air Temp. sensor?

 

I just picked up a performance module, and it should be wired in to the IAT sensor. I am not sure of the location of the sensor, and could use a little help finding it. Any help, guys?

 

its mounted on the intake tube between the MAF and the TB

where did you order the "performance module" from?

Those are usually just a resistor that lies to the computer about the air temperature coming in, and makes the vehicle think the air is colder then it is, so the computer allows more fuel into the engine. Doesnt really help performance, just hurts your economy.

 

It is a BOSS module, and they say it is not just a resistor. 35-45 hp, and about 3-5 mpg. I have a 4.6L V8.

 

good luck with that. Dont you think that if all Ford had to do was add in a little "module" that increases horse power by 15-20% that they would be doing it already?

 

I believe what the module will do is to lower the air intake temp data that the pcm receives. So, the pcm will see lower temps and add timing, etc. Not a good game to play.

 

I have a module that is supposed to work better connected to the Intake Air
Temp. sensor. I could use a clear definition of the location, and maybe a site where a good clear picture is? Any help from this group would be appreciated.

 

you didn't buy one of the worthless ebay waste-o-money gimmicks did you?????



if you did you better return it before you do some damage to your truck

 

he did order one of the gimmicks



his poor truck

 

so you have 3 threads because you want to install a gimmick on your truck????


hope you saved enough for a new motor

 

All 3 threads have been merged. Please start one thread only per subject matter. Thanks.

 

He will SOON find out what that thing REALLY cost him !!!!!

 

I hope he did, it was 3 years ago

 

Could be that's we don't have the outcome of this AND (once again !!) I fail to read !!!!! LOL

 

It would make for a good read