04-19-2013, 11:17 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Arizona
Posts: 124
Drives: 2012 370Z
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Originally Posted by cg2006
No the sensors were not touched that I'm aware of. There's no way of resetting the ecu without unplugging the negative cable? How long do you have to unplug it for? And I have a check engine light on now. The shop told me that's bc there is too much air coming in and the computer is recognizing that as not normal.
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CG you seem like you are very hesitant when it comes to doing anything to your car by yourself. Right now you are relying on people that somehow screwed up your install to fix your issue. You are assuming that the pipes are clear because that's probably how you handed it over to them. You are again assuming that the sensors were not touched. So far no one on this forum has agreed with what the shop is telling you. So to me it's obvious that the guys in this shop are not experienced with this setup.
Call Stillen and see if they can help you. Stillen was very helpful with me when I had concerns about this intake system. So they should be able to at least lead you in the right direction on how to fix this. If you don't want to call Stillen then go to a different shop or even try taking it to a Nissan dealership.
At the very minimum, try to find out what the CEL code is and post it on here.
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