IAT sensor

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Barry
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IAT sensor

Post by Barry » Thu May 28, 2009 9:25 pm

I have a 91 miata with 1.6 eng . Flowmeter has 7 wires dose anyone know what color wires go to the
IAT sensor in the flo meter? Also I have Hawk black pads on rear after two events they have
started to crack and crumble is that normal? Thanks Barry

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Re: IAT sensor

Post by Dave_G » Thu May 28, 2009 11:15 pm

Barry wrote:I have a 91 miata with 1.6 eng . Flowmeter has 7 wires dose anyone know what color wires go to the
IAT sensor in the flo meter?
I don't know what IAT is referring to, but the Miata Enthusiast's Shop Manual shows this:
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It's definitely worth picking up a copy of this book if you're going to do any work on a Miata.
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Re: IAT sensor

Post by Dave_G » Thu May 28, 2009 11:19 pm

Barry wrote:Also I have Hawk black pads on rear after two events they have
started to crack and crumble is that normal?
I've never used the Hawk blacks, but years ago my old Axxis pads (street/light track pads) did this. It's a result of overheating. Since going to more aggressive pads (I'm using Carbotechs now), my pads don't do this any more.
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Re: IAT sensor

Post by jlwhorf » Fri May 29, 2009 7:18 am

Barry wrote: Also I have Hawk black pads on rear after two events they have
started to crack and crumble is that normal? Thanks Barry
Hi Barry,

I have been running hawk blacks for years and that is pretty normal. They do look nasty when they first bed in, but they end up seating nicely and last a long time. I have nearly 40 track days on the rears on my car.

How has your car been doing at beach ridge?

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Re: IAT sensor

Post by Stynger » Fri May 29, 2009 3:58 pm

Intake Air Thermo sensor is the Red/Green wire THAA. The sensor is integral to the airflow meter.

I've had Hawk Blacks crumble.
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Re: IAT sensor

Post by WillM » Sun May 31, 2009 12:34 am

I've used Hawk Blues. They also crumble.

I solved the crumbling problem by switching to Carbotech pads. Both are great pads. Slightly different pedal feel and initial bite. Barry, if you are interested in Carbotechs for your 1.6 Miata, I would recommend XP10 front, XP8 rear.
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Re: IAT sensor

Post by WillM » Tue Jun 02, 2009 5:50 pm

Here's some info on the IAT:
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Comparing this pic to the diagram previously posted, it appears that one is a mirror image of the other (one reads left-right, the other right-left)

Diagram Above (left to right)
Fuel 1
Fuel 2
Temp 1
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Temp 2

Image I posted (left to right)
Temp 2
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Temp 1
Fuel 2
Fuel 1
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