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Old 11-10-2003, 05:36 PM
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Injen CAI instructions request

If anyone knows a site that contains the instruction on how to install the injen intake for the tsx, or anyone with the instruction that can post it on this site. Please tell me.


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Old 11-10-2003, 06:53 PM
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Re: Injen CAI instructions request

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If anyone knows a site that contains the instruction on how to install the injen intake for the tsx, or anyone with the instruction that can post it on this site. Please tell me.


Thanks in advance
I'll try to post a scan later this evening. The copy isn't great though. I'll also try to get a decent engine pic and step through the instructions. Give me until late tonight.
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thanks alot Lung Fu Mo Shi.
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Here's the easy way of what is involved.

Scans from the Helms Service Manual and the included Injen instructions.
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wow thanks Lung Fu Mo Shi!

Now if you wouldnt mind wiring $200 into my bank account I can buy the CAI and start the install.
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Originally posted by virus7
wow thanks Lung Fu Mo Shi!

Now if you wouldnt mind wiring $200 into my bank account I can buy the CAI and start the install.
No problem. Just PM me your ATM card number, pin...major credit card number, exp, name, pin (for identity confirmation) and you'll get a big surprise tomorrow.
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damn that looks very complicated.....Do you have to remove the bumper?
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So what kind of tools do you need for this?
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Originally posted by CraZydudE
damn that looks very complicated.....Do you have to remove the bumper?
You pretty much need to remove the bumper if you want to install the CAI. If you use it in SRI, you can leave all that stuff down there unconnected.

It's not complicated if you go step by step. It would probably take you 2 hours start to finish if you went real slow and careful.

I basically:

1) Took off bumper.
2) Removed resonator
3) Removed piping
4) Removed airbox
5) disconnected all hoses to stock airbox/hose
6) Removed unnecessary ones
7) Rerouted thottle body coolant line
8) Installed CAI mounts
9) Installed CAI tubing and adjusted
10) Attached vacuum hose (and others)
11) Attached filter
12) Replaced bumper

See...12-step program. ;P

My advice, do it on Saturday with no commitments all day. Don't rush it.

The hardest parts are:

1) Not dropping the bumper
2) Moving all those hoses...some of them were hard to get off.
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Originally posted by CraZydudE
So what kind of tools do you need for this?
I used:

1) Socket wrench
2) Old thin flathead screwdriver covered in electrical tape (for clip removal)
3) Philips no. 2 screwdriver
4) Needle-nose pliers (to help with the stock hose clamps)
5) Flashlight
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Again, thanks so much for your help.


By the way, did you install the CAI all by yourself? or did you have some1 else helping you out
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ONE LAST QUESTION!!!

will this affect my TSX's warranty?
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Originally posted by CraZydudE
Again, thanks so much for your help.


By the way, did you install the CAI all by yourself? or did you have some1 else helping you out
Did it myself.
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Originally posted by CraZydudE
ONE LAST QUESTION!!!

will this affect my TSX's warranty?
In theory, it should not.

However, if for some reason your engine dies and has excessive amounts of dirt inside, the first thing Acura will do it blame your non-stock setup. Otherwise you should be fine.
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ops almost forgot. Are there any differences between the polished intake and the black intake?
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Originally posted by CraZydudE
ops almost forgot. Are there any differences between the polished intake and the black intake?
Color? I think that'd be it, but I don't know.
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oh i see. Thanks for all your help man.
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