Where Is the Intake Air Temperature (IAT) For A 2005 Chevy Aveo?

Question

Is the Intake Air Temperature (AIT) sensor and the Mass Air sensor combined? If so There could i find the Coolant Temperature Sensor (CTS)?

Answer 1

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The IAT sensor is almost always located in the air intake duct between the air filter housing, and the throttle body. Some vehicles hide it down under the air filter inside the box that houses the filter, and you have to remove the box to find it. The coolant temperature sensor is almost always located in the intake, on or very near the housing for the thermostat. This way it can measure the temperature of the coolant as it exits to the radiator, thus giving the correct information of the actual temperature of the engine. If it was located anywhere else it wouldn't give you the temperature of the engine, but the temperature of that side of the engine, and would totally miss the other side. As the coolant leaves the engine to go to the radiator is the only place that you can measure the actual temperature of the entire engine as a whole. As for them combining the IAT and the Mass air flow sensors into one, no they haven't done this as I know of.
Glad to help out, Good Luck!!!

Answer 2

need a little more info. is this a 1.2liter eng,1.4 sohc eng,1.4 dohc eng,1.5 eng, of 1.6 liter eng???? 8th digit of vin code will tell you or the emmision sticker under the hood will tell what eng. positions vairy