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Honda Pilot Intake Manifold Temperature Sensor
The Intake Manifold Temperature Sensor in Honda Pilot cars is one of the significant elements which determine the amount of air which has been drawn into the cylinder to ensure that combustion is appropriate besides ensuring the performance of the engine is excellent. This information is then sent to the Powertrain Control Module (PCM) which alters the fuel injector timing so as to provide the correct air/fuel mixture depending on the engine operation conditions. There could be Shifts of Style of Intake Manifold Temperature Sensors depending on the Honda Pilot model over the years, some models may use Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor to measure air. A bad sensor can cause poor running, say stalling or setting the wrong air/fuel mixture; it may result in the CHECK ENGINE light. One has to adjust them correctly, particularly if more alterations are made to the intake system, as modifications can overload the sensor to read airflow.
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Honda Pilot Intake Manifold Temperature Sensor Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: Where is the MAF/IAT sensor located and how to replace on the Honda Pilot?A: There is a MAF/Intake Manifold Temperature Sensor that is situated on top of the air filter housing, but only the 2007 Acura models have it. You need to unplug the electrical connector from the MAF/Intake Manifold Temperature Sensor before replacing it. Take off the MAF/Intake Manifold Temperature Sensor retaining screw and also remove the MAF/Intake Manifold Temperature Sensor. This guide will help you in removing your old O-ring from the MAF/Intake Manifold Temperature Sensor. Simply reinstall all of the components by repeating each step in reverse order except for using a new O-ring.
- Q: What is the location of the IAT sensor and how to replace for the Honda Pilot?A: The Intake Manifold Temperature Sensor for 2001-2002 Acura, and 2003-2004 Honda is located at the left rear corner of the intake manifold. Disengage the connector, unscrew the sensor using a wrench, and discard the old O-ring. It is on the air intake duct for 2003-2004 Acura. Disconnect the connector from it, pick up a small flat-headed screwdriver, insert it into the seam beside one end of the clip, and remove it by prying it away from the sensor before pulling out that sensor. For these two cars made in 2005-2006 and all Hondas made from 2005 onwards, you can locate it on the front side of the intake manifold near the throttle body. Remove the plug connecting to this sensor, use any adjustable wrench to loosen up its screwed part before taking off its O-ring with your fingers. MAF sensor incorporates an Intake Manifold Temperature Sensor for 2007 Acura.
