# Re: AIT sensor

Posted by negiti (1993 Max GXE) on September 12, 2004 at 13:33:57: In Reply to: AIT sensor posted by James on September 12, 2004 at 10:49:12: If it is a small, (3/16" long not including the metal leads) 0.25 watt resistor in approx. the 320 to 780 ohm range, you may have only been partially "had". On my 1993 VG30E engine, I located the coolant temp sensor for the ECU. I piggybacked the resistor, a 5 cent resistor, 39 cents at Radio Shack, across the connector jacks, and then carefully plugged the sensor back in. Although I would SERIOUSLY DOUBT I picked up 20hp, it would seem that something more in the 3-6hp range has happened as a result. Replys:

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: If it is a small, (3/16" long not including the metal leads) 0.25 watt resistor in approx. the 320 to 780 ohm range, you may have only been partially "had". : On my 1993 VG30E engine, I located the coolant temp sensor for the ECU. I piggybacked the resistor, a 5 cent resistor, 39 cents at Radio Shack, across the connector jacks, and then carefully plugged the sensor back in. : Although I would SERIOUSLY DOUBT I picked up 20hp, it would seem that something more in the 3-6hp range has happened as a result.