Was out datalogging the other day and it was nice out...about 75. In-between runs while parked and checking out the data i saw my iat2 was about 160. So i opened the hood and wanted to see what happened...i expected to see a dramtic drop but i did not.
Which tells me the air raid cai i have must draw air from outside when the hood is closed...i have a nice impression of the cai seal on the hood insulation
The general ideas here are that some of the claimed cai are sucking in hot engine air
Iat2 is the intake temp at the map sensor and its the temp that spark and fuel compensations are based on...iat temp is at the air filter pipe and charge air cooler temp is the tip sensor i believe which is just after the intercooler but before throttle body
Which tells me the air raid cai i have must draw air from outside when the hood is closed...i have a nice impression of the cai seal on the hood insulation
The general ideas here are that some of the claimed cai are sucking in hot engine air
Iat2 is the intake temp at the map sensor and its the temp that spark and fuel compensations are based on...iat temp is at the air filter pipe and charge air cooler temp is the tip sensor i believe which is just after the intercooler but before throttle body