Cold ait intake installation question
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RE: Cold ait intake installation question
What year and engine do you have? If it's a full cold air and not a short ram and anMKIV 2.0 you jack it up and put it on between the bumper and the wheel well where the bottom of the pipe leads to. I don't know about the VR6 or 1.8.
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RE: Cold ait intake installation question
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What year and engine do you have? If it's a full cold air and not a short ram and an MKIV 2.0 you jack it up and put it on between the bumper and the wheel well where the bottom of the pipe leads to. I don't know about the VR6 or 1.8.
What year and engine do you have? If it's a full cold air and not a short ram and an MKIV 2.0 you jack it up and put it on between the bumper and the wheel well where the bottom of the pipe leads to. I don't know about the VR6 or 1.8.
and it's a full cold air.
but what u just said doesn't help cause i can't find what ur talking about...
and idk if ur misunderstanding, but i'm talking about the mini filter, where does that go?
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RE: Cold ait intake installation question
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That's for a secondary air injection pump. If your like me you don't have one.
That's for a secondary air injection pump. If your like me you don't have one.
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RE: Cold ait intake installation question
No hard feelings man, but go to ecstuning.com and pull up the intake installation instructions and see what the adapter and breather included in the intake kit are for.
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RE: Cold ait intake installation question
You don't have that hose. That's why you can't find it. If your mopedhas a carburetoritwill cause itto not run right. If you put it on you would have to have your carb re-jetted. If your moped is fuel injected go for it.