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Ford IAT Sensor Location Diagram - Intake Air Temperature Sensor & Connector
Service-manual line-drawing figure showing a hose connection with directional arrows for a repair step.
This document is a single-page service illustration (Ford graphic reference A22827-A) showing the location of a sensor mounted in the engine air intake tube — consistent with the upload filename 'IAT.gif', it depicts the Intake Air Temperature (IAT) sensor. The line drawing shows the engine compartment with the flexible air intake duct running from the air cleaner toward the throttle body. A large arrow at the upper left indicates orientation/airflow, a bold black arrow points directly at the sensor installed in the intake tube, and three small arrows indicate the sensor's electrical connector where it plugs in. There are no torque specifications, part numbers (other than the illustration reference number), wire colors, or step-by-step instructions on this page; it serves purely as a component-location diagram to help a technician find and identify the sensor and its harness connector before removal, testing, or replacement. The image contains no year, model, or engine identification text, so applicability must be inferred from the album context in which it was uploaded.
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Frequently asked questions
- Where is the IAT sensor located according to this diagram?
- The diagram shows the sensor mounted in the flexible air intake tube/duct in the engine compartment, indicated by a bold black arrow.
- Does this diagram show the sensor's electrical connector?
- Yes, three small arrows point to the electrical connector that plugs into the sensor on the intake tube.
- Are there any part numbers or torque specs in this document?
- No. The only text visible is the Ford illustration reference number A22827-A; no part numbers, torque values, or written instructions appear.
- What vehicle does this diagram apply to?
- The document itself contains no year, model, or engine identification; it is only a component-location illustration.
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