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eclipse5999Apr-26-01 03:55 AM
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#1287, "Is there any air-temperature sensor existed?"


          

I have a 95 GS Manual. I bought my car secondhand. My car just runs smooth and great between the warmup and first half hour. When the motor get hot it goes strange. I feel/hear like there is a miss-fire of spark plug in the engine. (not sure, it is just my feeling) It happens only when the RPM is in 2500-3500 range. If I run under 2500 or race hard up 4000 RPM it runs fine. Last time I take off the air filter which I hook up on the OEM intake pipe, and connect it back to the OEM airfilterbox. The car runs better, but not perfect. The miss-fire feeling persists but less. I suspect that the problem has something to do with the air temperature, because the air-intake is not sucking the hot air right behind the radiator fan. Last week I install a exhaust header on my car which generates alot of hot air under the hood. At the same day i notice that the miss-fire feeling get worst again. To confirm my suspection is right. I wrap the header with heattape, and bingo, the miss-fire feeling get less. So, I conclude that the problem is related with the intake air temperature. And it happens only at 2500-3500 rpm range. ANY SUGGESTION OR/AND HELP??

  

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RE: Is there any air-temperature sensor existed?, Hoot, Apr-26-01 06:19 AM, #1
RE: Is there any air-temperature sensor existed?, eclipse5999, Apr-26-01 07:50 AM, #2
      RE: Is there any air-temperature sensor existed?, Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOne, Apr-26-01 09:00 AM, #3
           RE: Is there any air-temperature sensor existed?, eclipse5999, Apr-27-01 12:50 PM, #4
                RE: Is there any air-temperature sensor existed?, Armond30, Apr-29-01 03:12 PM, #5
                     RE: Is there any air-temperature sensor existed?, eclipse5999, May-03-01 08:58 AM, #6

HootApr-26-01 06:19 AM
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#1288, "RE: Is there any air-temperature sensor existed?"
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did you check for trouble-codes on the ECU?


  

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eclipse5999Apr-26-01 07:50 AM
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#1289, "RE: Is there any air-temperature sensor existed?"
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Can you tell me how to do that?

  

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Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOneApr-26-01 09:00 AM
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#1290, "RE: Is there any air-temperature sensor existed?"
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Do you have a check engine light?

to check codes, and to see what the codes mean:

http://www.2gnt.com/files/pcmcode.htm

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eclipse5999Apr-27-01 12:50 PM
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#1291, "RE: Is there any air-temperature sensor existed?"
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No, I don;t. I think the guy who sells me the car take off the CEL bulb. If I don;t have the light, what else can I do?

thanks

  

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Armond30Apr-29-01 03:12 PM
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#1292, "RE: Is there any air-temperature sensor existed?"
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I woudl definitely take the cluster out and put in a new bulb for your cel. that thing is important.

bring it on............

  

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eclipse5999May-03-01 08:58 AM
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#1293, "RE: Is there any air-temperature sensor existed?"
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I look in the computer error code list and find code 23 says something about the temperature. "Intake air temperature sensor voltage Low / High"

Where is this sensor located?

thanks

  

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