Where is the intake air temperature sensor located on the Volkswagen CC?

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The intake air temperature sensor on the Volkswagen CC is located on the intake pipe or inside the mass air flow sensor. Sensor failure: There are various sensors near the engine including coolant temperature sensor, oxygen sensor, intake air temperature sensor, mass air flow sensor, and knock sensor. Engine carbon buildup: Many older vehicles have never had carbon deposits cleaned. Engine wear: Engine components experience natural wear with prolonged usage. Regular maintenance: Preventive maintenance is more cost-effective than repairs. Regular servicing not only reduces vehicle failure rates but also improves fuel efficiency. During maintenance, replace time-sensitive components such as spark plugs, oil filters, brake fluid, radiator coolant, cabin air filters, power steering fluid, transmission fluid, and fuel filters. Maintaining optimal vehicle condition minimizes fuel consumption. Avoid aggressive acceleration: Hard acceleration only reduces travel time by 4% but increases fuel consumption by 37-40%. In urban driving conditions (average speed 50 km/h), maintain engine RPM between 2000-2500. On highways (90-110 km/h), every 10 km/h speed increase raises fuel consumption by 10%.