First off, thank you for looking. I've searched thru numerous threads for upclose pictures of people's engine bays but I can't seem to find out where this sensor goes. Your input is appreciated.

Here is what it looks like while i had it on my AEM intake:



Now I'm putting on the stock intake and it doesnt seem to fit in the hole securely that is provided:



Or does this sensor belong somewhere on the intake manny? I can't seem to find a plug for this:



BTW, its that sensor in my hand.

 

remove that rubber grommet on the sensor's end and it should go into the stock airbox hole just fine

 

I guess previous owner put the rubber peice at the end to make it stay in the AEM? Thank you.

 

the hole in the aem intake was that precut or did you cut it. it should fit in the hole and plug the sensor in i had one on my dx too.

 

The hole in my AEM was a DIY (Do it yourself). Are you talking about plugging the sensor right into the AEM? I'm trying to get back to stock

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It goes into the airbox, thats the idle air temp. sensor. Take off the rubber that goes onto the cold air intake. I have a d16y7 motor, and changed manifolds to a y8, and got a short ram intake, and i have the same rubber grommet on my intake pipe, so i can confirm my ****. Hope I helped. lemme know if this works.

 

Thank you for your valuable inputs everybody. I'm now missing the rubber connector that goes around the IM & Stock intake so it will fit correctly--otherwise it'll sit slanted and not horizontally the way it should.

I'm heading to Honda tomorrow to get that peice. Thanks again.

 

Quote, originally posted by pdiggitydogg »
remove that rubber grommet on the sensor's end and it should go into the stock airbox hole just fine

 

heh heh heh, itll go in the hole

he said hole