went to install INTAke BUt There WAs A PROBLEM!
#1
They had all the parts the adapter and S***
but on the airbox there was a sensor 02 that had two screws goin in
the man didnt know what to do about that
and said he was gonna drill the CONE and put it on that
i didnt let him
N e feedback would be appreciated ...
but on the airbox there was a sensor 02 that had two screws goin in
the man didnt know what to do about that
and said he was gonna drill the CONE and put it on that
i didnt let him
N e feedback would be appreciated ...
#2
Originally posted by tunedup
They had all the parts the adapter and S***
but on the airbox there was a sensor 02 that had two screws goin in
the man didnt know what to do about that
and said he was gonna drill the CONE and put it on that
i didnt let him
N e feedback would be appreciated ...
They had all the parts the adapter and S***
but on the airbox there was a sensor 02 that had two screws goin in
the man didnt know what to do about that
and said he was gonna drill the CONE and put it on that
i didnt let him
N e feedback would be appreciated ...
#4
Re: THE STOCK ONE Had the two screws on teh air box
Originally posted by tunedup
its a OBX
its a OBX
#6
To the right of the intake is the metal housing for the driver's side from strut. A small "L" bracket can be bolted directly on the side of that by using the existing bolt. Then, bolt the sensor to that, using the original assembly from the stock air box. It looks stock & everyone is none the wiser. The air temp will be registered at the location next to the cone and will not cause emission problems. Good luck.
[Edited by turbolaw99 on 12-22-2000 at 07:02 PM]
[Edited by turbolaw99 on 12-22-2000 at 07:02 PM]
#8
Originally posted by tunedup
They had all the parts the adapter and S***
but on the airbox there was a sensor 02 that had two screws goin in
the man didnt know what to do about that
and said he was gonna drill the CONE and put it on that
i didnt let him
N e feedback would be appreciated ...
They had all the parts the adapter and S***
but on the airbox there was a sensor 02 that had two screws goin in
the man didnt know what to do about that
and said he was gonna drill the CONE and put it on that
i didnt let him
N e feedback would be appreciated ...
#10
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mine didnt
I have a JWT intake and it did not come with a place to mount the temp sensor. I just zip-tied it near the filter and it worked fine. Last time I was at the dealer, the guy told me that the temp sensor was designed to read flowing air, not ambient temp. So I drilled a hole in the end of the intake and mounted the sensor. Not hard at all, and it looks like it was meant to be there.
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