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28-03-2008, 09:27 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Coffs Harbour NSW
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hey all
i got told the other day that if i get a 'ceramic capacitor' and use it to short out the temp sensor on the rubber intake pipe on my XR8 it will trick the motor into thinking that the air it is sucking in is really cold. I am pretty sure i remember reading about that on here ages ago, but couldnt find the thread. Question is, is that info accurate ? if it really did work, what advantage would it give? the ecu thinking the air is 10degrees when its really 40degrees outside ?
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Air intake heat sensor: AU XR8
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