installing mazda speed cold air intake
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installing mazda speed cold air intake
Well i just bought my mazda speed cold air intake and i should be getting it in the mail in a day or 2, so while im waiting i thought i would ask if anybody would have some advice for installing it. i never installed any after markt parts on a car yet so i figured any advice would be very help full....thanks in advance
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The most time consuming part is taking the front bumper off for the first time. This is the DIY I used to help with that. The instructions that come with it are pretty good, except in regards to the bumper.
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I would agree with the above. Make sure to rest the bumper on a blanket or something to keep it from getting scratched. Might want to get a friend to help you take it off and put it back on. This is a pretty easy mod, I just did it with a friend a month and a half ago - it was my first real mod! Make sure to take your time and read through the directions before you start yanking stuff out. Good luck.
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did you reinstall the mesh screens? Those are pretty important or your MAF sensor won't be happy which means it won't idle properly.
speaking of MAF: is it plugged in?
speaking of MAF: is it plugged in?
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you need those screens
check the K&N instructions again.
check the K&N instructions again.
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Well i just bought my mazda speed cold air intake and i should be getting it in the mail in a day or 2, so while im waiting i thought i would ask if anybody would have some advice for installing it. i never installed any after markt parts on a car yet so i figured any advice would be very help full....thanks in advance
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The most time consuming part is taking the front bumper off for the first time. This is the DIY I used to help with that. The instructions that come with it are pretty good, except in regards to the bumper.
i didnt expect that we would need to, but without the right tools it was a tough install.
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