parts help needed - air intake

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parts help needed - air intake

not being great on the modern cars (im getting old ;-) ))

i thought i would see if anyone can tell what these parts are and what they are for. i have uploaded 2 pictures to http://s170.photobucket.com/albums/u257/banjo_14/

there are 2 pictures of the same, its just that the small one is 577kb in size and the other is 4.5mb in size, so you can choise which one to look at.

i have numbered the parts 1 and 2 on black arrows,
 
parts help needed - air intake

not being great on the modern cars (im getting old ;-) ))

i thought i would see if anyone can tell what these parts are and what they are for. i have uploaded 2 pictures tohttp://s170.photobucket.com/albums/u257/banjo_14/

there are 2 pictures of the same, its just that the small one is 577kb in size and the other is 4.5mb in size, so you can choise which one to look at.

i have numbered the parts 1 and 2 on black arrows,

Dunno about #2 but I reckon #1 is the intake air temperature sensor.
HTH
 
banjo said:
parts help needed - air intake

not being great on the modern cars (im getting old ;-) ))

i thought i would see if anyone can tell what these parts are and what they are for. i have uploaded 2 pictures to http://s170.photobucket.com/albums/u257/banjo_14/

there are 2 pictures of the same, its just that the small one is 577kb in size and the other is 4.5mb in size, so you can choise which one to look at.

i have numbered the parts 1 and 2 on black arrows,

Part number 1 is the intake air temperature sensor. Its description tells you pretty much what it does! ;-)

Part number 2 looks to be the EGR (Exhaust Gas Recirculation) valve. Its job is to allow a controlled amount of the exhaust gas back into the intake side of the engine, which helps to reduce the oxides of nitrogen in the exhaust gas.

HTH

Anthony
 
Anthony Britt said:
Part number 1 is the intake air temperature sensor. Its description tells you pretty much what it does! ;-)

Part number 2 looks to be the EGR (Exhaust Gas Recirculation) valve. Its job is to allow a controlled amount of the exhaust gas back into the intake side of the engine, which helps to reduce the oxides of nitrogen in the exhaust gas.

HTH

Anthony

thanks anthony.

i have cured one of my problems, the intake air temperature sensor, was wired up the wrong way, dont know who done it but the error code has now gone. :-)
 

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