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lol you just made me nervous with the maf sensor comment what do i need to avoid doing? Im about to start doing it now, will let yall know how it goes!
Originally Posted by Gville350
I installed my intank with the battery connected. The ECU soon learns (within minutes of normal driving) that you are sucking in more air, and the ECU conpensates for it. Just be careful with the MAF sensor!!!
I swapped over my intake from my '09 that was sitting for a while to my '12 a few weeks ago without having to disconnect the battery. Took less than 20 minutes, and no check engine light came on when starting it up.
I installed my intank with the battery connected. The ECU soon learns (within minutes of normal driving) that you are sucking in more air, and the ECU conpensates for it. Just be careful with the MAF sensor!!!
I installed the Joe Z intake myself. Had to take it off and on multiple times since (spark plug change for one.) I've never once disconnected the battery or pulled the fuse. I guess I don't quite understand how you could mess up the MAF sensor during this process??
The MAF is a sensitive, precision sensor and it's not one you'd want to be bumping and banging around while dangling when swapping over from OEM to aftermarket. That's all guys, that's all.
i DID IT ON ME OWN,! Following the Sewell instructions, within minutes my car's tan averaged 29 mpg up from the usual 24.!
however I havent noticed the usual sucking noise i'm used to with intakes nor have i noticed my car being any faster or louder..
^ im sure he did it ^..~ but yea man i recently installed my f sport intake same result... a little mpg gain and some sound at 4k rpm... not impresssed at all >:I if i known I would defiantly gotten the K&N intake Q.Q