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Intake air temperature: The current value read from the Temperature sensor, which is mounted in the side of the air filter box. Used by GEMS to compensate for climatic variances. The sensor is fail-safe with GEMS substituting a value of 50 degrees centigrade in the event of sensor failure.

Good Luck Nik #youwon'tbehappywithoutap38 wonder if that will trend :)

More knowledge as what to look for as a buying guide can be had spending a hour reading on this forum than a glossy mag :) First hand experience is the way to go

Sorry to hear of your considerable bad luck with your rangie and hope things pan out in the future. Of the 1,000's you see on the roads 2002 to 2006 surely can't be all bad ? was considering getting a 2005 model myself but.............. not so sure :scratching_chin:

Waste of time in a P38, 99% of the time we can't get the bastids started ourselves and we have a key :eek: :D

Good luck Sure you will have it sorted this W/E :)

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http://media.wix.com/ugd//83a8c7_7e3ae12a4c411dc8f82e919aaf755d54.pdf Removal & Overhaul in above link :) Have Fun

That about sums it up +1

Just back from a hunting event and present were a few tree huggers One comment by a wannabe teepee dweller was directed at the many 4x4 drivers was : People that drive 4x4s are sad social climbers with nothing better to spend their money on. Why not get a proper hobby than pollute the...

The sensors can be swapped from side. Early EAS Sensors can be swapped from side to side without any wiring change. The later sensors, the wiring has to be reveresd. Center pin stays the same but the outside pins swap positions. :)

It had not :D

The joys of owning a RR :D

A fairly safe bet providing you know they work !!

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A well respected company and well known on this forum :)

Your post #121 confirms that you replaced with correct fuse box #124 confirms that it is different :confused:. It is critical you replace with like for like for any hope of success

AMR 6476 is the correct part. Diagnostics is the way forward, IMO your problems lie with the BECM Rick The Pick would be the man to clarify

My point exactly :)

Almost a certainty you will need EAS diagnostics anyway be prepared ! forewarned is forearmed :).