AEM ELECTRONICS Air Temp Sensor Kit — 30-2010
Brand: AEM ELECTRONICS
Price: $77.49 USD
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Fitment
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Description
AEM 30-2010 is a GM-style intake-air temperature sensor kit with a brass, 3/8-inch NPT body. It supplies the sensor, mating connector components and an aluminum bung for a fabricated intake installation.
Technical specifications
Thread 3/8-18 NPT male Body material Brass Signal Temperature-dependent resistance Connection Two-wire; polarity-independent per the kit instructions Application and compatibility
Custom installation requires a compatible ECU air-temperature input and a matching threaded port or welded bung. Uses a GM-style sensor connection.
Manufacturer documents
Manufacturer product information
AEM 30-2010 kit instructions — confirm torque and calibration revision
AEM 30-2010 sensor datasheet — confirm revision
Key features
- Thermistor-based intake-air measurement
- Weatherproof mating connection
- Two-wire input; manufacturer instructions say polarity is not important
Specifications
General
| Manufacturer part number | 30-2010 |
|---|
What's in the box
- GM-style air-temperature sensor
- Mating connector and two terminals
- 3/8 in NPT aluminum weld-in bung
Install & Results
At a glance
- Connect to the receiving ECU's temperature input and sensor ground according to its pinout. The pull-to-seat terminals require the wire to pass through the housing before crimping. Confirm the calibration curve and tightening torque for the supplied sensor revision with AEM.