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The Jeep Air Temperature Sensor is a small thermistor located in the intake that reads the heat of the airflow, sending information to the engine computer on what mix to burn efficiently. Every contemporary Jeep now embraces the essence of the original 1945 model. Robust steel and intelligent tech guarantee no Jeep ever quits in the wild. Body-on-frame strength shrugs off rocks, which, coupled with generous ground clearance and short overhangs, prevent the skid plate from kissing the boulders. The Selec-Terrain knob is located next to the shifter, which allows you to click over to snow, sand, or mud without picking up a wrench and being able to lock the transfer case. The dash is kept fresh with in-dash voice command and over-the-air updates, while the strong fan community swiftly swaps trail coordinates like a CB call. Thanks to this smart tech, even the Air Temperature Sensor feeds cleaner data to drive smoother throttle. Changing the sensor is easy. Park the Jeep on a level surface, disconnect the negative cable, and open the hood. Trace the harness on the intake tube until you find the Air Temperature Sensor and its two-pin connector. Press down the latch and slide the connector off, twist the unit free, and lift it out. To start, clean the port before slipping on a new O-ring. Then spin the new Air Temperature Sensor in hand tight plus a quarter turn. Put the plug back in, reconnect the battery, start the Jeep, erase the codes, and drive it around the block to check the idle.