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V7iii air temperature sensor location

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Sharon David

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viewing the different data I have, cannot find the location of the air intake temperature sensor...
Unless it's the one located in the instroment cluster....
Please advise
Thank you:)
 
In "Moto Guzzi Spare Parts Catalogue – V7 III Racer 750 e4 2017 (NAFTA)", page 66/72, the Air Temp Sensor is listed as part #AP8124936. It is a part of the instrument cluster.

Yes, they use the ambient air temp taken at the instrument binnacle, and don't have a separate sensor located in the air intake plenum.
 
Sharon David said:
So basically it takes the temp reading at the instrument cluster, and apply it for the airbox?
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Godfrey said:
In "Moto Guzzi Spare Parts Catalogue – V7 III Racer 750 e4 2017 (NAFTA)", page 66/72, the Air Temp Sensor is listed as part #AP8124936. It is a part of the instrument cluster.

Yes, they use the ambient air temp taken at the instrument binnacle, and don't have a separate sensor located in the air intake plenum.
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thank you for your theral help!
Nice and safe weekend for all of you
 
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