Intake Air Temperature Sensor - Toyota Mark II, 2.5L, 1994

For the sake of interest, I'll climb in to see how I'm doing with him =)

on the atmosphere, this sensor is not so shitty. it is, if I'm not mistaken, in the air filter box

and where is it located on 1G-FE?

Yes, I saw it myself =)))

and did not doubt =) we have it in the manifold, behind the throttle valve, that's the asshole

I checked my own, I have it as clean as new =)

yeah, turbo features =)

hehe
and from what range does it start to show the temperature on the moon?)
or is it a feature of the turbocharger?

he measures the air temperature at the inlet, and since it was covered with a thick layer of mud then esessna showed the weather on the moon. the car was stupid, because the computer was late ignition. now going better =)

and what does this sensor affect? air intake? and what are the symptoms of a dirty sensor?

he will throw oil on him, poor fellow)

I tried it, cleaned it up, there is a result, let's say the speed is slightly higher than steel, and the car drives better in the heat =) thanks =)

thanks for the advice, I'll clean it too)

Interesting. You should also look at yourself

Nada check it out too

somebody theorist is putting it mildly ...

everyone dreams of new cars, yeah)

I hope my car with a turbine will have good oil seals and oil will not press into the inlet through them

theorist?))) buy a car with a turbine then you will understand))

It is necessary. Turbines drive air, not oil

engine with turbines. I think there is no need to explain further?)

Where does the oil come from?

Can you tell me the oem number of the chip of this sensor