A resistor on the IAT sensor?
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A resistor on the IAT sensor?
I have noticed a lot of things on the web on modules that promise increased MPG and power by adding a resistor on the IAT sensor. As much as I like the idea of increased MPG and power for cheap, if it doesn't work, I don't want to waste my time.
So, what is the consensus on this type of modification? Will this mod be effective or only be a wase of time?
Thanks for your thoughts!
So, what is the consensus on this type of modification? Will this mod be effective or only be a wase of time?
Thanks for your thoughts!
#2
What not to use:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...vp12-chip.html
A great alternative:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...ed-4-14-a.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...vp12-chip.html
A great alternative:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...ed-4-14-a.html
#3
Waste of time.
The resistor gimmick has been around for years. It just fools the PCM into thinking the air is a different temperature so it operates the fueling system richer or leaner.
It cannot both increase power (which takes more fuel) and save fuel (which reduces power).
A customized tuner package can allow you to select which attribute you want.
The resistor gimmick has been around for years. It just fools the PCM into thinking the air is a different temperature so it operates the fueling system richer or leaner.
It cannot both increase power (which takes more fuel) and save fuel (which reduces power).
A customized tuner package can allow you to select which attribute you want.
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