Cone air filter
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Cone air filter
Hey guys first off happy new year ! So a friend of me gave me a cone air filter thats replacing the airbox not a cold air intake or anything i just wanted to try for the noise but when i fitted everything the cars starts but immediatly stalls... How can i make that happen without huge mods ?
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Well i took the whole airbox out with the sensor off and stalling... Pluged the sensor back in and clogged the box so not too much air can get in and still stalling trying without clogging it also still no results . Im not that good in this kinda stuff so if u can explain with no so "technical terms " would be great do i just need to move the sensor back behind the cone filter on the small soft plastic tube ? Thanks
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^^^ no not even something like that, that MAF housing is the wrong diameter. It needs to be the same as stock which has an inner diameter of 3.375".
From your post it sounds like you removed the stock air box along with the MAF and just threw a filter on the throttle body. You cannot do this, put in simple terms the MAF or Mass Air Flow sensor measures how much air is going into the engine and allows the cars computer to calculate how much fuel is required. Your car will run like **** or not run at all without this sensor, put the stock air box back in and get rid of what ever your friend gave you. Or go buy a proper aftermarket intake for your car like the AEM/MS intake or the Racing Beat Revi Intake.
From your post it sounds like you removed the stock air box along with the MAF and just threw a filter on the throttle body. You cannot do this, put in simple terms the MAF or Mass Air Flow sensor measures how much air is going into the engine and allows the cars computer to calculate how much fuel is required. Your car will run like **** or not run at all without this sensor, put the stock air box back in and get rid of what ever your friend gave you. Or go buy a proper aftermarket intake for your car like the AEM/MS intake or the Racing Beat Revi Intake.
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^^^ no not even something like that, that MAF housing is the wrong diameter. It needs to be the same as stock which has an inner diameter of 3.375".
From your post it sounds like you removed the stock air box along with the MAF and just threw a filter on the throttle body. You cannot do this, put in simple terms the MAF or Mass Air Flow sensor measures how much air is going into the engine and allows the cars computer to calculate how much fuel is required. Your car will run like **** or not run at all without this sensor, put the stock air box back in and get rid of what ever your friend gave you. Or go buy a proper aftermarket intake for your car like the AEM/MS intake or the Racing Beat Revi Intake.
From your post it sounds like you removed the stock air box along with the MAF and just threw a filter on the throttle body. You cannot do this, put in simple terms the MAF or Mass Air Flow sensor measures how much air is going into the engine and allows the cars computer to calculate how much fuel is required. Your car will run like **** or not run at all without this sensor, put the stock air box back in and get rid of what ever your friend gave you. Or go buy a proper aftermarket intake for your car like the AEM/MS intake or the Racing Beat Revi Intake.
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Do not try to mod the car without knowing what you are doing. Spend some time and educate yourself first. Intakes, midpipes, exhausts are things discussed a lot on this forum. Just do your search, read, and then decide if you want to do it or not. Further, there are a bunch of youtube videos that could give you an idea of how things sound.
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