need help. problem with my hahn CAI
08-30-2011, 12:13 PM
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need help. problem with my hahn CAI
need help. problem with my hahn CAI.
apparently my intake has been a little loose and has been rubbing on the hotside were freeon is applied. and has shaved the bolt that holds the hose needed to apply freeon.
point is the intake is loose and with your hand you can move it around.
how do i go about tightening?
thanks
apparently my intake has been a little loose and has been rubbing on the hotside were freeon is applied. and has shaved the bolt that holds the hose needed to apply freeon.
point is the intake is loose and with your hand you can move it around.
how do i go about tightening?
thanks
08-30-2011, 01:20 PM
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AIR HAMMER
Are you asking how to tighten the clamps? With a screwdriver.
I have the same problem on mine, the intake tube hits the AC fitting.
Insulate it or bend the ac line out of the way?
I just left it for now. It slowly unscrews the cap on the fitting with engine movement.
One other thing I noticed is that the BPV connector is angle in a way that it hits the #1 coil connector,
Tried every possible way to turn it upwards, but then the bracket on the fender doesnt line up.
Not impressed with the fit at all, but it sure sounds deadly - loudest intake by far.
Are you asking how to tighten the clamps? With a screwdriver.
I have the same problem on mine, the intake tube hits the AC fitting.
Insulate it or bend the ac line out of the way?
I just left it for now. It slowly unscrews the cap on the fitting with engine movement.
One other thing I noticed is that the BPV connector is angle in a way that it hits the #1 coil connector,
Tried every possible way to turn it upwards, but then the bracket on the fender doesnt line up.
Not impressed with the fit at all, but it sure sounds deadly - loudest intake by far.
Last edited by guitarenvy; 08-30-2011 at 09:50 PM.
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