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How it Installation?

The following example demonstrates how to use the intake air temperature sensor extension harness, using the delete of the heater grid as an example. The method for moving the intake air temperature sensor is similar in other cases.

Step 1 :

First, locate the original intake air temperature sensor and its wiring harness connector in the engine intake system.

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Step 2:

Gently disconnect the sensor from the original wiring harness connector to complete the sensor relocation.

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Step 3:

Insert one end of the extension harness into the sensor and the other end into the original wiring harness connector.Secure the extension harness away from high-temperature components using cable ties to prevent interference or wear.

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Trucktok 2007.5-2024 Dodge Ram 6.7L Intake Air Temperature Sensor Extension Harness Diesel
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Trucktok 2007.5-2024 Dodge Ram 6.7L Intake Air Temperature Sensor Extension Harness Diesel
Trucktok 2007.5-2024 Dodge Ram 6.7L Intake Air Temperature Sensor Extension Harness Diesel
Trucktok 2007.5-2024 Dodge Ram 6.7L Intake Air Temperature Sensor Extension Harness Diesel
Trucktok 2007.5-2024 Dodge Ram 6.7L Intake Air Temperature Sensor Extension Harness Diesel

Trucktok 2007.5-2024 Dodge Ram 6.7L Intake Air Temperature Sensor Extension Harness Diesel

$39.99

FITMENT

  • 2007.5–2009 5.9L Dodge Ram Cummins 2500 3500 Turbo Diesel.
  • 2010–2024 6.7L Ram Cummins 2500 3500 Turbo Diesel.

DESCRIPTION

Product Overview

  • When installing aftermarket intake systems, high-flow air horns, upgraded turbo components, or modified intake piping on your 6.7L Cummins, the factory Intake Air Temperature (IAT) sensor wiring may not provide enough length for proper placement.
  • The short, rigid factory harness can become stretched or stressed after modifications, potentially causing poor connector fit, damaged wiring, or inaccurate sensor readings.
  • The IAT Sensor Extension Harness provides additional wiring length without cutting or splicing. It allows easier sensor relocation on aftermarket intake components while maintaining OEM-style connection quality and accurate temperature signals.

Key Features

  • High-Temperature Automotive Wiring: Built with heat-tolerant insulation and heavy-duty protective loom to handle high-boost, high-heat engine bay conditions.
  • Reversible & Clean: Keeps your engine bay looking tidy and allows you to return to the stock wiring layout whenever necessary.
  • OE-Level Signal Integrity: Precision-crimped OE-style terminal pins maintain exact resistance values, ensuring accurate intake temperature data to the ECM with zero check engine lights.
  • Effortless Sensor Relocation: Provides the extra wire slack needed to reposition your IAT sensor cleanly when upgrading intake pipes, intercoolers, or turbos.
  • True Plug-and-Play Installation: Connects directly inline between your factory harness and IAT sensor. No wire cutting, stripping, or soldering required.

FAQ

Q: What does an IAT sensor extension harness do?

A: The IAT sensor extension harness adds extra wiring length, allowing you to relocate the factory Intake Air Temperature sensor when installing aftermarket intake components while maintaining the factory sensor connection.

Q: Why would I need an IAT sensor extension on my 6.7L Cummins?

A: After installing aftermarket intake horns, high-flow intake elbows, turbo upgrades, or modified piping, the factory harness may not reach the new sensor location. This extension provides the extra length needed for proper installation.

Q: Will this affect IAT sensor accuracy?

A: No. The extension maintains the factory-style electrical connection and allows the OEM IAT sensor to continue providing accurate intake temperature readings.

Q: Where should the IAT sensor be installed after relocation?

A: The sensor should be installed in the recommended location for your intake component while maintaining proper airflow exposure and accurate temperature measurement.

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