Feature
●【Compatible Info】-This air charge temperature sensor is a replacement for CHEVROLET TRACKER PRIZM METRO / GEO PRIZM METRO / MAZDA / PONTIAC FIREFLY / SUBARU / TOYOTA / SUZUKI.
●【Reference Part Number】- TS10029 1580526 AX33 5S1016 AJ0009
●【 High-Quality 】- Hisport air charge temperature sensors are manufactured under the highest standards, durable and ensuring long-term stable performance. specified tight tolerance thermistor response values to ensure accuracy of the temperature measurement and proper part operation.
●【Easy to Install】- Direct Plug-In installation, all HiSport air temperature sensors are easy to be replaced in your vehicle.
●【Cautions】--To make sure this part fits your exact vehicle, input your make, model, and trim level into the garage tool
Description
Hisport Temperature Sensor is manufactured in accordance with OEM specifications and high-quality material. All products abroad have undergone manual quality inspection to ensure the high-quality of appearance and function
Installation location of intake air temperature sensor
The intake air temperature sensor is usually on the intake hose or the airflow sensor after the air filter. In the picture, mark 1 is a fastening screw, mark 2 is an intake air temperature sensor
Working principle of intake air temperature sensor
The intake air temperature sensor uses a thermistor with a negative temperature coefficient as the detection element. In order to accurately measure the intake air temperature, a plastic case is usually used for protection to prevent the temperature of the installation site from affecting the working accuracy of the sensor.
The resistance of the thermistor decreases when the temperature increases, and increases when the temperature decreases
Typical car circuit connection
The engine control unit (ECU) provides a 5V reference voltage for the sensor 3 terminal, and the sensor 1 is grounded inside the ECU
Intake air temperature sensor detection method
1. Turn off the ignition switch, disconnect the intake air temperature sensor harness connector, and remove the intake air temperature sensor
2. Put the intake air temperature sensor into the water for heating
3. Use the resistance profile of a multimeter to measure the resistance between the two ends of the sensor
