Aem Cold air install need help
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Aem Cold air install need help
hey guys,
Just got a AEM cold air intake, can anybody please help me with the install, is there a website or something, any help would be appreciated, it is for a 2000 TL.
Thanks guys
Just got a AEM cold air intake, can anybody please help me with the install, is there a website or something, any help would be appreciated, it is for a 2000 TL.
Thanks guys
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TL = Tranny Lubrication
Try this site: http://home.socal.rr.com/capyoda/caiinstall1.htm
This is just a FYI, so use and perform this at your own risk.
Good Luck
This is just a FYI, so use and perform this at your own risk.
Good Luck
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The installation is pretty simple. I don't have a DYI instruction but I did snapped some pictures during my installation.
Just ask if you run into any problems. Hope this helps.
http://www.digitalwong.com/auto/cai.htm
Just ask if you run into any problems. Hope this helps.
http://www.digitalwong.com/auto/cai.htm
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Originally Posted by HtmHuynh
I have a question. is it necessary to remove the bumper and what the process of replacement or cleaning of the filter? remove bumper again?
To clean or replace the air filter, you do not have to remove the bumper. There's an acsess opening directly underneath the filter you can use for that purpose. It is a bit of a hassle but I only clean them once a year so no big deal.
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Originally Posted by HtmHuynh
I have a question. is it necessary to remove the bumper and what the process of replacement or cleaning of the filter? remove bumper again?
After you install the CAI and the bumper is still off and you'r about to tightn that round thing hookin the cone filter with the tubing, make sure the screw thing is looking down, preferaly at a slight angle looking to the inside of the car.
This way, to clean the filter next time, all you have to do is: take 3clips and that 1screw under the Cone filter, move that black plastic part and VOILA, 2minute access to the filter!
**you do have to get under the car, get dirty or maibe you are rich enough to have a lift in your garage**
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