Hi, did you confirm whether the IAT is integrated within the MAF?

 

If diesel then yes

 

Thanks. Yes it's 2014 diesel mkIII 135dci. I took out the MAF today and gave it an inspection/ clean up still reading 0 degc inlet temperature. Guess I'll just buy another one to see if that helps.

The thing that gets me is that when I search for the IAT temperature sensor for that model of van, it comes up with a seperate sensor and not the MAF.

 

Show a picture of this sensor,

Looking at info I have its part of the MAF


PS 135DCI means nothing to us on here its engine size really, but going on this being a 2.3

 

There is a second Air Intake Temperature sensor located near or on the turbo intake manifold. I had mine replaced recently after changing the MAP sensor to no avail, and it cleared the P0096/95 error code. Van is s running fine again now. Part is about £12 quid.

 

Do you know the part number or where you bought it from please? I have the exact same problems as the original poster and with live data saying air intake temperature 0 degrees but can't find the seperate air intake temp sensor anywhere

 

Hi, Yes I believe it's located on the Turbo intake manifold, but can't give you an exact location as I didn't fit it.
I still have the old part but unfortunately I'm unable to read the part number as it's so small. I've enclosed a photo though which might help a dealer identify it and hopefully supply you with a part number or a replacement. I hope it helps. Good luck!

 

Yes that helps mate thank you

 

Hi. I have the P0095 error which indicates faulty AIT sensor. My van is a 2020 model master, so will the AIT and MAF be combined? If not where will the AIT sensor be on this van? thanks.

 

Its on the air intake pipe to the inlet manifold near the bottom. Check the wire going to the sensor also as they can break just before the connector.

 

Hi, does anyone have a picture or diagram of where the AIT sensor is actually located, please?