New Intake
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New Intake
Since I installed my new intake (Weapon-R) I've had significant decrease in gas mileage. It's been in for less than a day! Do I absolutely HAVE to reset my ECU so that it readjusts to the new amount of air, or not?
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no it won't. Maybe it's cause you floor it all the time. Anyway receting the ECU is the same thing as letting the engine just get used to it. After maybe 200-300 miles it should be "reset". After I put my Y-pipe on I reset the ECU right away. Didn't help the ecu just adjusted over time...
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Re: New Intake
Originally posted by RichMax
Since I installed my new intake (Weapon-R) I've had significant decrease in gas mileage. It's been in for less than a day! Do I absolutely HAVE to reset my ECU so that it readjusts to the new amount of air, or not?
Since I installed my new intake (Weapon-R) I've had significant decrease in gas mileage. It's been in for less than a day! Do I absolutely HAVE to reset my ECU so that it readjusts to the new amount of air, or not?
do you have any measurements (mpg) to compare?
#8
wait til it empties.. the gas meter things alwasy lies to me.. i just fill up every 330. cause when i get to 330 its 1/8 of a notch to empty..and doesnt adding intake supposly theoratically give you better milage if your driving is the same..
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