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Old Feb 14, 2012 | 10:53 PM
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I haven't reset anything just because I was trying to see what would change.
 
Old Feb 15, 2012 | 02:31 PM
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Damn work... Can't see the pics but will when I get home...

I was on silicon intakes.com today and was wondering if anyone has seen these before? Think that tying one into the intake would make any difference in IAT?

http://www.siliconeintakes.com/produ...0c7bcb62f9d77a
This is a simple heat sink used to cool hot compressed air. On a NA engine, something like this would really only warm the air, not cool it. It works on something like a turbo because the air coming out of that is very hot, and the engine compartment is relatively cool.
 
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Default Oil from intake on IAT sensor.
I was dealing with a problem with code P1110 and have researched it with friends and Napa and have found out from K&N that the oil from some air filters will destroy your IAT sensor. If you are having this problem, change oil type or put your stock intake back on.
 
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good to know.
 
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Default Ebay. Cold Air Intakes.
Got mine off Ebay many years ago. I did add a K&N dryfilter cover over the air filter. And I use K&N cleaner and recharge kit for the filter.
 



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