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IAT = Air intake temperature sensor (for airbox) checks the air inside and reports back to ECU

ET = Engine Temp Sensor , it is on the Front Cylinder Header under the metal manifold.

Service manual would usually tell you where these things are and how to test them properly  , the  IAT would just need to know OMHS readings not voltage.

(Heat changes the resistance = so ECU would know if the resistance goes up , it means air is less dense as more heat reduces oxygen density)

So i would definitely follow the manual checking sensors 1 by 1 first. Some sensors only need ohms readings.    If you applied voltage to them, it fries them and you will need to replace them again.