P0070
Ambient Air Temperature Sensor Circuit
2005-2009 Ferrari F430 4.3L V8 🇨🇦
Low SeverityPowertrain
Description
The PCM detected a malfunction in the ambient air temperature sensor circuit.
Symptoms
- Check Engine Light
- Incorrect climate control operation
- Incorrect outside temp display
Common Causes
- Faulty ambient temp sensor
- Wiring damage
- Sensor location issue (heat soak)
Diagnostic Steps
- Test sensor resistance across temperature range
- Inspect wiring
- Check sensor mounting location
Repair Notes
Replace ambient air temperature sensor.
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Ferrari 360 Modena
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Common Questions
What does code P0070 mean on a 2005-2009 Ferrari F430?
P0070 stands for "Ambient Air Temperature Sensor Circuit". The PCM detected a malfunction in the ambient air temperature sensor circuit.
What are the symptoms of P0070 on a Ferrari F430?
Common symptoms of P0070 include: Check Engine Light, Incorrect climate control operation, Incorrect outside temp display.
What causes P0070 on a 2005-2009 Ferrari F430?
Common causes of P0070 include: Faulty ambient temp sensor, Wiring damage, Sensor location issue (heat soak).