CAI and the O2 sencor?
Alright.
I have my CAI in place, but there is no prevision for the air flow sencor.
If I unhook it, the Batt and Engine light come on.
If I hook it up, and leave it under the hood, just the engine light comes on.
How can I get around this problem??
Anyone know any good diy tips to get around this?
I have my CAI in place, but there is no prevision for the air flow sencor.
If I unhook it, the Batt and Engine light come on.
If I hook it up, and leave it under the hood, just the engine light comes on.
How can I get around this problem??
Anyone know any good diy tips to get around this?
Is there a way to bypass it so the engine warning light doesnt come on??
Im guessing its just a check between there and the one on the throttle body, to warn of a possible clogged air filter?
ideas? because driving with the EW light on is a little irritating.......
Im guessing its just a check between there and the one on the throttle body, to warn of a possible clogged air filter?
ideas? because driving with the EW light on is a little irritating.......
Dunno, not got that far yet.
Ill drill a hole and insert the sencor when I get home and go from there.
If the EW stays on, Ill do the keyturn x3 trick and see what error code I get.
Thanks for the info.
Ill have to remeber that, "Air temp"
Ill drill a hole and insert the sencor when I get home and go from there.
If the EW stays on, Ill do the keyturn x3 trick and see what error code I get.
Thanks for the info.
Ill have to remeber that, "Air temp"
yeah just get gromet at your local parts store too keep the senser in place
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Done.
It worked fine.
I made an adjustment, reattached the stock 90' with the hole and gromit for the O2 sencor.
Turned the engine over, and hoorah, the engine warning light went off.
It worked fine.
I made an adjustment, reattached the stock 90' with the hole and gromit for the O2 sencor.
Turned the engine over, and hoorah, the engine warning light went off.


