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The best solution for protecting your car when reversing is to install a back up auto sensor. By adding an infra red sensor to your rear bumper, you will be able to keep track of anything that is behind your car. By knowing what is hidden behind your car when you are going backwards, you will be able to avoid any accidental bumps that will cause damage to your vehicle.

It is almost impossible to see the details of everything behind your car when you are reversing. Thanks to the limited field of view provided by your mirror, and the shape of the rear of your car, seeing small or low objects such as the front of other cars, docks, and even small children can be extremely difficult.

If you cannot see objects, or are unaware of what is behind your car, you run the risk of bumping into it and either causing damage to your vehicle, or injury to any person who is behind you. This is where a back up auto sensor comes into play. These sensors act as your eyes, and work to detect any objects behind your car, and provide you with a warning before you hit them to prevent damage or injury.

Typically, a back up auto sensor takes the form of row of sensors across the rear bumper of your car connected to a warning device inside the car to let you know when you get too close to an object.

When reversing in a car, it is all too easy to be unaware of any small objects behind the car. If you have children, you will no doubt have had at least one scare when the kids have run out from behind the car when you are reversing. Just imagine if you had not been lucky. By having a back up auto sensor fixed to the rear of your car, you will give yourself peace of mind that you are not putting the lives of loved ones at risk.

Most sensors use an ultrasonic field that echoes off any objects in the way of your vehicle as you reverse, and then provide audible feedback to warn you as you close in on the object that is in your way. Basic back up auto sensors simply combine an alarm with the sensors to warn you, but more advanced models also include a visible display to give you an indication of how close you are getting to any static objects.

Fitting a back up auto sensor to your car can be a very straightforward process. All you need to do is fix the sensors to the rear of your car, and then connect it to the power supply and the internal warning device, whether this is an alarm, or a display screen.

In the past, many people have been put off purchasing a parking sensor for the rear of their car, because they thing that having the sensor devices on their bumper spoils the lines of their car, and is a little unsightly, but this is no longer the case.

To address these concerns, many manufacturers have now started to offer more discreet back up auto sensors which are concealed around the license plates at the back of the car. These are just as effective as the other models, but are less obvious on the back of your car.

You can choose from back up auto sensors that offer a simple audible alarm that beeps at an increasing rate as you close in on objects, through to much more advanced models that include a screen to display the exact distance to objects to make it completely clear to you just how close to something you are getting.

The latest versions can be integrated into the car more completely than ever, and include the possibility of having an LCD display as part of your existing rear view mirror that shows you the distance in either feet or metres.

If you want to make it simpler to park, reduce the risk of bumping into static objects when you are reversing, or protect other people when you are going backwards, fitting a back up auto sensor to the rear of your car will offer you the kind of warning that you need. The expense of bumping into someone else's car can be quite high, and for a fraction of that cost, you can protect your self and keep your vehicle looking great.

Jason has been in the construction equipment and industrial sales business for over 10 years. He owns and operates Red Hill Supply to better serve the automotive and industrial industries. - Air Compressors

Make your Jeep Better-quipped in the Trails With a Best-in-class Oxygen Sensor

The Jeep oxygen sensor is part of the network of data-gathering devices in the vehicle that prevents poor engine performance. Typically mounted on the outskirts of the vehicle's combustion chambers, the Jeep oxygen sensor screens the fumes on their way out to the car exhaust assembly and feeds the oxygen content read of the gas to the on board electronic control unit (ECU). A low oxygen count in the exhaust can mean a rich fuel delivery, an imbalance characterized by a decrease in power. And, because more air are not being used in combustion and simply go out to the exhaust system untapped, the air-to-fuel imbalance results in an uneconomical use of the fuel and often leads to more exhausts and wasted fuel. Depending on the oxygen content read of the Jeep oxygen sensor, the ECU makes the necessary adjustments on the fuel injection and air intake systems of the vehicle. By calculating the exhaust hundreds of times per minute, the Jeep ECU is able to make adjustments, maintain optimum engine performance and lower smoke emissions. This functionality of the Jeep oxygen sensor is especially useful in the trails, when driving under diverse weather conditions and different drive applications. Air intake is fickle, and depends on numerous factors like altitude, engine temperature, air temperature, engine load, barometric pressure, etc. The level of oxygen in the exhaust is a determinant of the quality of the burn material itself. This is critical as a poor burn not only wastes fuel but may also affect the performance of the Jeep. There are many types of Jeep oxygen sensors currently available, with the single wire oxygen sensor and the heated oxygen sensor being the most commonly used because of their durable finishes. The heated Jeep oxygen sensor has a built-in heating ingredient specifically-designed to maintain the vehicle's ideal engine operating temperature. The sensing element of these Jeep oxygen sensor types are enclosed in a heavy-duty billet to ensure their precision reads. Common factors that affect the reliability of the Jeep oxygen sensors are bad electrical connections, poor air supply, improper operating temperature, and the exposure of the sensing element to unleaded gasoline.

About the Author

John Garret is an automobile mechanic who knows every crook and cranny of his truck. He's also a vintage car enthusiast, and he's dedicated to fixing and restoring them. He is a motorist who believes in continuous research and improvement.

Anyone know where the Air Intake Sensor or Intake Air Sensor is on a 2003 Suburban?

I am looking to add a fuel saving chip to my 2003 Suburban. It requires the 2 wire AIT or IAT sensor to be installed. I cannot locate it. I have only found the Mass Air Flow sensor (MAF).

the IAT sensor is part of the MAF sensor.
the IAT wires at that plug are the A black wire ( low reference )
B tan wire ( IAT sensor signal )

terminal C D & E are for the MASS.

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