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Spaz1729
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Well I checked for leaks and everything prior and got nothing, I tried
carb cleaner and also soap and water, I put the stock back on the
first time I had problems cause I needed to drive to chi town and
never threw a code, tuning is the only thing I could think of the sensor
is in correctly, pretty tight seal and it only goes in one way so it can't
be on backwards
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JMFT
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Sign me up for a simple bolt on that requires a PCM flash. Soap and water is used for finding a leak in a tire. WD-40 is better for vac leaks because it has a high flash point and won't explode in your face. Smoke machine is 100% accurate and finds the hidden leaks a spray can can't. Offer still stands.
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And I'd like to hook up my computer to it and monitor the MAF voltage, I bet it jumps around like a bare foot one legged pirate on hot asphalt.
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Topic: CAI and MAF
