01-25-2005, 09:09 PM
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3" Exhaust
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would be easier if you said the motor that you were running. theres 5 basic different engine setups for the mk3, and all of them have a different intake setup.
assuming your talking about the 7m-gte, then yes, the air temp sensor is part of the afm. in saying that, it's not just housed in there, it's an integral part of it, so i don't think that you can simply splice some wires to tap into the temp feed. just do what i did, go to your local electronics store, and get a indoor/outdoor temp sensor, and run the outdoor temp sensor to just in front of the filter. works perfectly. |
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