I heard something...
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I heard something...
We just had a INJEN cold air intake installed in my husbands 1999 Civic EX Coupe. One of my friends told me that he was talking to a guy who has the same intake and his engine blew cause it wasnt getting enough air to the filter. Is it possible to do that? Also, since my husband is in I raq, how can I (yes a female) get the filter off to clean it?
Would appreciate any help you can give.
Thank you
Would appreciate any help you can give.
Thank you
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Re: I heard something... (USArmyMPWife)
An intake will allow much more oxygen into the engine. He must have meant water into the engine.
To clean you can soak in a bucket with detergent, then use hose to wash out the filter. Make sure it's dry when you put it back on. Also, you will need filter oil - helps plug any hole that could allow dirt into the filter. You can find it at almost every automotive store.
To clean you can soak in a bucket with detergent, then use hose to wash out the filter. Make sure it's dry when you put it back on. Also, you will need filter oil - helps plug any hole that could allow dirt into the filter. You can find it at almost every automotive store.
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if its a cold air intake, its in the fender-well
You can either pull the bumper off (easies) or pull back the fender liner (more work if you ask me)
A dirty filter will just cause the engine to stall out/run crappy, not blow.
Water sucked through the intake will cause hydrolock and a dead engine.
You can either pull the bumper off (easies) or pull back the fender liner (more work if you ask me)
A dirty filter will just cause the engine to stall out/run crappy, not blow.
Water sucked through the intake will cause hydrolock and a dead engine.
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Re: (USArmyMPWife)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by USArmyMPWife »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yes it is in the fender well. will have to look at the fender to see how to get it off</TD></TR></TABLE>
taking the fender off wont really get you anywhere
just take the bumper off, its easier than the fender anyways and the filter is more accessible
taking the fender off wont really get you anywhere
just take the bumper off, its easier than the fender anyways and the filter is more accessible
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yup, just remove the front bumper. goto an auto store and they will show you the filter oil you'll need
to modding your husbands car while he is protecting our country
to modding your husbands car while he is protecting our country
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Thank you...I will try my best to Mod it while he is gone need some nice but not too expensive work in Colorado. The only thing that has been done so far is Euro Tailights and the Injen C.A.I.. But those were doen right before he left. For the brakes to be painted do you just buy Brake paint or what? Can you all help me with any ideas so that I can have some of it done before he comes home. I know he wants headers, suspension that will drop the car, and the exhaust.
Oh yeah another question...The MAINTENANCE REQUIRED square in the spedometer part of the gauge panel, what maintenance is required?
Oh yeah another question...The MAINTENANCE REQUIRED square in the spedometer part of the gauge panel, what maintenance is required?
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MAINTENANCE REQUIRED light came on is your car telling you that it need an oil change that all.
Again tell your husband that we are gracefull for what he is doing. that is protecting our country...
Again tell your husband that we are gracefull for what he is doing. that is protecting our country...
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 2lua »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Again tell your husband that we are gracefull for what he is doing. that is protecting our country... </TD></TR></TABLE>
I don't want to brew up a shitstorm or anything, but:
1.) it's "grateful" not "gracefull" which isn't even a word and
2.) he's probably protecting Iraq's right to freedom, nothing that involves the United States further than the price of our gas. Our troops are currently scattered over the face of the earth to force democracy and "freedom" on any and every country that hasn't the power to resist our incursions. We're not protecting our freedom, we're fostering resentment.
Sad but true. But indeed, thank him for being a selfless human being in a world that wouldn't **** on him to put out a fire . Soldiers are good men.
I don't want to brew up a shitstorm or anything, but:
1.) it's "grateful" not "gracefull" which isn't even a word and
2.) he's probably protecting Iraq's right to freedom, nothing that involves the United States further than the price of our gas. Our troops are currently scattered over the face of the earth to force democracy and "freedom" on any and every country that hasn't the power to resist our incursions. We're not protecting our freedom, we're fostering resentment.
Sad but true. But indeed, thank him for being a selfless human being in a world that wouldn't **** on him to put out a fire . Soldiers are good men.
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to answer your original question though, he must of meant water into the engine, to get around that install a bypass valve that way no water can get sucked up in the intake into your motor...alot safer then not having one..just like a condom hahaha
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