slashius

This code has been popping up p0113 - the air intake temprature sensor
i own a 1997 chevy cavalier z24 auto.

When this light comes on every gear jerks after
i just bought a new Air charge temprature sensor cleared the code and put the new one in and connected it again this code is still popping up and shifting hard any other ideas on how to get rid of this?

Classicrocjunkie

return that sensor and ask for a new one. If it was ever dropped or mis handled it will malfunction. Seen it happen multiple times.

If that doesn't cure it, get a voltmeter and check resistance across the terminals to see if its a crimped wire somewhere.

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slashius

did get a new one and got a voltmeter its v5 on every crimp so its not getting too high of voltage anywhere any other suggestons?

yhandor

Exchange the sensor first and see how that works, they are very delicate and can't be dropped and the glass sensor cant be touched

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andrewherickhoff

i have the same problem how did you fix it

MT-2500

Welcome to AF on your first post.
When posting with you problem it is best to start a New thread/post.
And someone will help you.
And give all info year make and mileage and engine.
Also info on.
Did you also replace yours or just gitting the code?
Is it pluged in?
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jakegday

is it possible the sensor is perfectly fine, but what it is "sensing" is the problem??

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discnik

Did you get 4.6 to 5 volts on the tan wire, (signal wire), ? If you did this indicates a bad sensor. If not then you have a short to ground somewhere along the signal wire to the PCM. Also check the sensor ground .