Malf. ind. light on after Mopar Cold Air Intake installed.
Two things
1. The light came on due to you doing something wrong. Most likely you failed to re-connect wires to the air sensor or worse, damaged it.
2. Once you correct the issue you can clear with a tuner, a visit to Autozone (they have scanners) or by disconnecting your battery. If you do the battery thing pull your radio fuse first.
1. The light came on due to you doing something wrong. Most likely you failed to re-connect wires to the air sensor or worse, damaged it.
2. Once you correct the issue you can clear with a tuner, a visit to Autozone (they have scanners) or by disconnecting your battery. If you do the battery thing pull your radio fuse first.
I can't believe that I damaged it I removed it as carefully as I possibly could. It looks the same as it did I the stock intake hose and I lubricated the grommet on the new hose slightly with soap and water and it slid right in. As far as connecting the air sensor I did hook it up with the provided harness extention. Is there a right and wrong way to attach it? I believe both ends connected the way they should.
Double checked the connections and discovered that i had forgotten to engage one of the red locking clips on the wiring harness...... clicked it started it up and lights out. Thanks guys.



