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01-02-2007, 04:52 PM
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Could any of you talented people assist me.
I am running the motor and trans from an AUII xr8 220kw in my AC Cobra replica. Due to space restraints I did not use the standard intake tube. There is a sensor that plugs into that tube. Some time ago I popped into a Ford workshop and asked about the sensors function. I was told it was a back fire sensor that would put the car into limp mode if the engine backfired. I figured I would not really need it so never installed it. So far the cars been running fine without it. I have noticed on this forum that people refer to the sensor as the Air Temp Sensor. If it is an air temp sensor then I guess it would be important for controlling cold starting and possibly fuel mixture. Can anybody confirm the function of the sensor so that I know whether or not to install one. Please.....  Last edited by cameron02; 01-02-2007 at 04:54 PM. Reason: typing error |
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Help re: air temp sensor / back fire sensor
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