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Matt
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11/13/2003
22:39:05

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Since speedtweaks seems to no longer be in existance, is there another place that sells IAT adjustors?



Buck
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11/14/2003
07:13:35

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I built my own. Here is a link I found
http://home.earthlink.net/~rpkast/IAT%20Adjuster/
Buck



Matt
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11/14/2003
11:49:30

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Where did you get all your parts. I assume the switches and resistors can be found at radio shack. Also, does anyone know how the IAT works? I assume it's just a theresistor. Does resistance increase with temp like normal? What are the ranges and calibration points?



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11/14/2003
12:33:29

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You can buy all the parts from radio shack

a 1k ohm resistor #271-1321 5 pck
a 50k pot #271-1716
a rocker switch #275-691
a project box #270-1801

No they do not change with heat they stay where
you put them

Here is a table you can use to calibrate the
adjustor

http://www.dodgedakota.net/boards/v6/6150.html

telling the computer there is colder air will
advance the timing and dump more fuel

Larry
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Matt
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11/14/2003
12:55:09

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Do you happen to know if I can get both male and female plugs that match those on the IAT, so I can avoid cutting and splicing as well?



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11/14/2003
19:24:37

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Yes check at radio shack they have plugs and
connectors that will work

Larry
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ClassicalGas
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11/17/2003
08:22:20

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I believe the IAT adjustor kits are available from www.nextlevelracing.com. You can get a "Stage 1" or "Stage 2" kit. A bit spendie, but you just cut the IAT sensor wire, crimp the supplied connectors, plug it in and drive away...



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11/17/2003
12:05:27

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Relocating the IAT and doing the crank sensor mod
will give you the same effect.

Price, your time

Larry
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Jeff
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3/15/2004
18:36:47

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You can try Hurricane-Horsepower.com
if you just want one you don't have to build.

If you put in the adjustable versions it will track temperature with the offset selected.



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3/16/2004
10:28:43

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Larry,
You say that the IAT relocate and crank sensor mod do the same. Will it hurt, help or waste time to do both?

Thanks



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3/16/2004
11:03:37

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tndzk:
reread Larry's post he is saying to do both mods.



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3/16/2004
12:14:19

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well this just proves i should have put my contacts in before reading!!

Thanks again





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4/21/2004
11:34:18

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Good info..



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7/01/2005
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I have a 1996 4x4 dakota with a 3.9 automatic. The truck seems to work ok, but it is hard to start when it is cold. It starts ok when its warmed up. I replaced the plug wires, plugs, distributor cap,rotor button and replaced the IAC. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.



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