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Old 06-21-14, 11:14 PM
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Know where to find fc Fast IAT sensor?
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Does anyone here know where to find a fast reacting IAT sensor with fc voltage configuration?

I know they make an FD FRIAT, buBut I haven't been able to find an FC sensor.
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The FC only has one IAT sensor far as i know? And it screws into the dynamic chamber
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Originally Posted by lduley
The FC only has one IAT sensor far as i know? And it screws into the dynamic chamber
There's one in the AFM as well.
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^ what Satch said, I know because I had the one in my AFM fail. Took me forever to track down why my idle sucked.
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What the hell is the AFM? lol

I'm looking for a fast reacting version of the air temp sensor that's located in the intake elbow. Trying to replace the cosmo 20b IAT on the elbow w/ an FC Fast Reacting as the FC/Cosmo are the same.

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AFM=air flow meter. Its the same idea as a Mass air flow meter, just a different name

And what satch said is that the IAT your looking for is built into the AFM
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Originally Posted by Monsterbox
What the hell is the AFM? lol

I'm looking for a fast reacting version of the air temp sensor that's located in the intake elbow. Trying to replace the cosmo 20b IAT on the elbow w/ an FC Fast Reacting as the FC/Cosmo are the same.

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The FC sensor is already a fast reacting unit. It's not a piece of crap like the FD one
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Originally Posted by eage8
The FC sensor is already a fast reacting unit. It's not a piece of crap like the FD one

AWESOME! Looks like the cosmo IAT is identical to the 2nd gen.
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