Chrysler P1192 Error Code: How to Fix It
Medium 45-60 minutes Low Severity
Verified June 2026
- Error Code
- P1192
- Brand
- Chrysler
- Product Type
- automotive
- Severity
- Low
- DIY Difficulty
- Medium
- Estimated Fix Time
- 45-60 minutes
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Tools You'll Need
- OBD2 scanner
- Multimeter
- Socket wrench set
- Electrical contact cleaner
- Small wire brush
How to Fix Error Code P1192
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Turn off engine and locate the sensor
Never work on a hot engine. Allow adequate cooling time to prevent burns. -
Inspect the wiring harness
Disconnect the negative battery terminal before handling electrical connections. -
Clean the electrical connections
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Test sensor resistance with multimeter
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Check for vacuum leaks
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Replace the sensor if necessary
Use only OEM or quality aftermarket sensors to ensure proper operation. -
Clear codes and test drive
Parts You May Need
Inlet air temperature sensor
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Inlet air temperature sensor
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Electrical contact cleaner
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Vacuum hose assortment
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Inlet air temperature sensor
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Electrical contact cleaner
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Vacuum hose assortment
Check Price on Amazon
Inlet air temperature sensor
Check Price on Amazon
Electrical contact cleaner
Check Price on Amazon
Vacuum hose assortment
Check Price on Amazon
Inlet air temperature sensor
Check Price on Amazon
Electrical contact cleaner
Check Price on Amazon
Vacuum hose assortment
Check Price on Amazon
Inlet air temperature sensor
Check Price on Amazon
Electrical contact cleaner
Check Price on Amazon
Vacuum hose assortment
Check Price on Amazon
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When to Call a Professional
If you're uncomfortable working with electrical systems, cannot locate the sensor, or the problem persists after replacing the sensor and checking all connections, consult a qualified automotive technician for diagnosis.Frequently Asked Questions
What causes Chrysler P1192 error code?
P1192 is typically caused by a faulty inlet air temperature sensor, damaged wiring, corroded electrical connections, or vacuum leaks in the intake system that affect sensor readings.
Can I drive with P1192 code?
Yes, you can typically drive with this code as it's not critical to safety, but you may experience reduced fuel economy, rough idling, or poor engine performance until the issue is resolved.
How much does it cost to fix P1192?
If it's just the sensor, replacement parts cost $15-40. If professional repair is needed, expect $100-200 including labor. More extensive wiring repairs could cost more.
How do I test inlet air temperature sensor?
Use a multimeter to check resistance across the sensor terminals. At room temperature, it should read 2,000-3,000 ohms. You can also check that resistance changes as temperature changes.