SPN 105 / FMI 4 — Intake Air Temperature Sensor - Voltage Too Low

Same code, different label

This key carries 5 exact printed labels. The most common is Intake Air Temperature Sensor - Voltage Too Low, used by 47 of 82 model-year records (57%). The remaining 35 records use 4 other labels.

The labels range from 8 to 14 words. The shortest is Intake Air Temperature Sensor - Voltage Too Low; the longest is Engine Intake Manifold 1 Temperature - Voltage Below Normal, Or Shorted To Low Source. These are not treated as synonyms that can be swapped without checking the model year. The archive keeps each string attached to the records and source manual where it was printed.

The label set covers Polaris and the 2020–2027 model years. All matching records use the SPN / FMI table format, so the difference on this page is wording rather than a different table shape.

The complete multi-label dataset is on the label-variance reference. That page keeps every label for every key; this page keeps the labels for one key and links them back to the exact rows.

Source citations

The 82 model-year records resolve to 82 source records, 86 manual P/Ns, and 17 OEM chapters. The table groups records that share the same manual P/N and OEM chapter link.

The OEM links point to the public manual chapter or document used for the row. The archive does not substitute a third-party copy when the public source is unavailable.

What this page does not do

This is a label and source index. It does not diagnose a machine, name a failed component, recommend a repair, or say whether a vehicle is safe to operate. It does not list parts, prices, or service procedures. It does not claim that a code will appear on every trim or market of a model year.

The model count is a count of published model-code rows. A missing key can mean the code is not printed in the collected manuals, the table uses a different format, or the source has not been collected. A label can vary by trim, market, and model year even when the key is the same.

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