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Custom intakes throwing cel!
So I got custom intakes made from my buddy put them went and picked the car up drove it about 30 miles running great no cel. Then I get home let it ait for 3 hours get back in start it no cel drive about a mile then Cel comes on. Pulled over turned car off let sit for about 3 min restart car cel still on drove it to work about 17 miles with cel on was sputtering a bit around 3000 rpm. Any ideas on what to do? Dont want to get it dyno'd since I'm NA
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Well if you dont want to have the AF ratio adjusted via a tune, I'm not sure what you can do short of going back to stock or purchasing a proven aftermarket intake.
Is this your only mod? |
I am assuming it has something to do with the MAF.
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Read any OBD DTCs and google the code.
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These are the 3in custom fab intakes my buddy did!!
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You need to have your MAFs scaled for 3" intakes. So either tuning, change your intakes to ones that have proper sized piping to not upset the MAFs (Stillen, AEM, etc) or back to stock.
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These are your only options. |
For the sake of your engine, please put the OEM intakes back on until you learn a little more about engine mods. Although your buddy's intakes look great, they are not the proper equipment (see comments above).
As far as a tune goes, the rule of thumb is: Intake mods only - no tune required (the ECM will adapt) Exhaust mods only - no tune required (the ECM will adapt) Intake + exhaust mods - tune required IMNSHO, metal intakes are a bad idea. You pick up a lot of heat from the engine bay unless you do a lot of insulating. YMMV |
Yeah, running lean is no joke. Go back to stock (+cbe?) until you convince yourself to get a tune
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Well looks like I'm taking It to a dyno next weekend once I get this last ******* Demon bolt off !!
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