Mopar IAT Ambient Intake Air Temp Sensor 00-05 Neon/SRT-4/PT Cruiser/Caliber

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Model Number: 220256

Do you have a damaged, missing, or P0113 trouble code for the intake air temperature sensor? This sensor is commonly located inline with the factory air box, or behind the front bumper. We now carry brand new OEM MOPAR intake air temperature sensors that fit many Chrysler vehicles.

Will work on the following vehicles:

07-12 Caliber

00-05 Neon/SRT4

01-10 PT/GT cruiser

$28.99

Mopar IAT Ambient Intake Air Temp Sensor 00-05 Neon/SRT-4/PT Cruiser/Caliber, Sensors: Store Name

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Art McEwen

Hi, do you have one of these that will work with a '95 PCM?

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  The 95 Neon has a seperate air temp sensor on the intake manifold next to the map sensor. As of 1/4/14 we do not carry that sensor.
Mohamed Zaheer Ackbar

Does this go into the air ram intake on the srt4? Neon

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  Yes, this is the sensor that goes into the air intake system. This sensor measures the air temperature, and reports back to the ecu. If your sensor is bad, or missing, it can cause issues with the ECU's fuel calculations.
Chris Dean

Does this come with the rubber grommet that seals the sensor to the cold air intake kits?

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  No it does not. This sensor comes exactly shown in the photos, just the sensor by itself. I dont think Mopar ever offered a grommet replacement so you'd have to find a replacement on your own, perhaps bring your pipe with you to a local hardware store and look through the parts section near the bolts/screws section.