Anyone have the resistance values for the Air Charge Temperature Sensor for testing?

I see the 77 degrees F, but all sorts of resistance values out there in the internet world, not to mention the coolant temperature sensor is supposed to be the same values. Couldn't find it in the FSM either.

I cross referenced the values and came up with 8,150 and like 8,195 so they were very close, but this was at about 85 degrees F.

Maybe even a chart with the values on it with different temperatures?


*EDIT*<--------- What about the output voltage to temperature tables?

 

Wait a minute, let me get the Haynes out and look on page 6-31.

 

I don't have one of those dammit!!!! Then again, I don't think Haynes worth a crap anyway.....LMAO......Then again, sounds like it answers the question.


Really, can you post it up?

 

No, it's like on two pages or more , plus the chart. And I agree, the Haynes is not all that great, on some things. get one. Actually I'm sure the same info is in the FSM download in the FAQ section for free.

 

I have all sorts of Service Manuals including this one. It doesn't list them but instead it talks about em.


*** on, give a brotha a break and give em up.


*EDIT*<---- Just remembered I had a Chilton for 1997-2000 trucks and found my answer. Resistance should be starting about 18K ohm's at -50F decreasing rapidly to about 1k ohm's at 176 F. With that known now I can figure it out.

Thanks anyways


Graph

Degrees--------Ohm’s
110 F------------12,743.362
105 F------------12,345.132
100 F------------11,946.902
95 F--------------11,548.672
90 F--------------11,150.442
85 F--------------10,752.212
80 F--------------10,353.982
75 F----------------9,955.752
70 F----------------9,557.522
65 F----------------9,159.292
60 F----------------8,761.062