2017-10-10
Intermittent Check Engine Light (MIL) illumination
Inconsistent or fluctuating intake air temperature readings
Engine performance issues, such as rough idling, hesitation, or power loss
Unstable fuel efficiency
Possible drivability problems, including stalling or surging
Loose or corroded electrical connections related to the intake air temperature sensor 2
Damaged or worn
out sensor wiring
Faulty or malfunctioning intake air temperature sensor 2
Intermittent issues with the engine control module (ECM)
Environmental factors affecting the sensor's performance (e.g., excessive heat or moisture)
Possible
Intake Air Temperature Sensor: Intake Air Temperature Sensor measures the temperature of air at which it is taken into the engine. This car's malfunctioning sensor will lead to engine stalling, lack of power and engine noises
Inspect and clean the electrical connections associated with the intake air temperature sensor 2, ensuring they are secure and free from corrosion
Check the sensor wiring for any damage, wear, or breaks, and repair or replace as necessary
Test the intake air temperature sensor 2 using appropriate diagnostic tools, and replace if it is found to be faulty
Monitor and log the sensor's performance during operation to identify intermittent issues with the ECM or environmental factors
If other related sensors or components share the same power or ground circuits, inspect and test them for potential issues as well