droptail
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Anyone have any values off this sensor (beyond that in the manual)?
Thanks
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Wow! This thread is really old with no answer to the original question. I only found it on a search because I was wondering the same thing. Maybe I'm lazy, but I hate to remove the sensor and heat it in a pot of water to 176F to check the resistance.Anyone have any values off this sensor (beyond that in the manual)?
Thanks
Not familiar with FSM.If you use you FSM and go to the sensor operation or diagnostic code number 5 in the bikes gages , that will display the temp that the IAT is reading. If the engine is cold (not run for a day) then just compare that to the actual air temp, it should be close.
After warm up."Poor running below 45." Is that on initial cold start, or after it warms up? If it's only while the engine is cold, it has nothing to do with the intake air temp. If it's after warmup as well, there's still about 57 other things that would be more a likely issue, i think.
FSM = Factory Service Manual, or using your nomenclature, Factory SHOP Manual. Same thing.Not familiar with FSM.If you use you FSM and go to the sensor operation or diagnostic code number 5 in the bikes gages , that will display the temp that the IAT is reading. If the engine is cold (not run for a day) then just compare that to the actual air temp, it should be close.
Is that the diagnostic mode on page 8-69 of the shop manual?
Is it necessary to disconnect the fuel pump?
You are looking for the Sensor Operation Table which is on page 8-53 in my manual....Is that the diagnostic mode on page 8-69 of the shop manual?
Is it necessary to disconnect the fuel pump?
Either that or the IAT sensor is indeed in ºC and your defective IAT sensor thinks it's 140º F. I can only speak for Gen I which shows everything in the MKS system. The FSM always shows prime metric measurements first and the USA values in parenthesis after....temp value on my gen II showed up in Fahrenheit....As best I could tell it was reading 5-6 degrees warmer than ambient...it is 53 in my garage...
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