who knows about intakes
who knows about intakes
would it be better to get the K&N cold air intake or to get a K&N drop filter? i dont care about price i am looking for more all around power and not an annoying sound like those damn hondas
I have the K&N CAI. It does add some power but you run the risk of getting a 171 code. Lots of people have this problem with CAI's. I don't know what a honda sounds like but I can tell you that you will like the whine of the Supercharger with the cai.
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Originally Posted by ARN1CK
would it be better to get the K&N cold air intake or to get a K&N drop filter? i dont care about price i am looking for more all around power and not an annoying sound like those damn hondas
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P0171 = Fuel Trim Code or Lean Condition (More Air to Fuel Detected)
This issue is not just associated with with aftermarket CAI's in the 2.0L LSJ engines. The lean condition has happened even with stock air boxes. There is a TSB and the dealers are aware of this issue. IMO this is an issue that GM needs to correct with the LSJ and I hope there are enough complaints to justify a mass reprogram of the ECU/PCM. I have a 2006 2.0L and the dealer says that I have the most updated program and will not update my PCM/ECU. They also confirmed that a CAI will NOT void any part of your GM warranty provided it is installed correctly. Modifying your stock airbox by altering it in any way WILL void your GM warranty if the failure was a direct result of the alteration.
This issue is not just associated with with aftermarket CAI's in the 2.0L LSJ engines. The lean condition has happened even with stock air boxes. There is a TSB and the dealers are aware of this issue. IMO this is an issue that GM needs to correct with the LSJ and I hope there are enough complaints to justify a mass reprogram of the ECU/PCM. I have a 2006 2.0L and the dealer says that I have the most updated program and will not update my PCM/ECU. They also confirmed that a CAI will NOT void any part of your GM warranty provided it is installed correctly. Modifying your stock airbox by altering it in any way WILL void your GM warranty if the failure was a direct result of the alteration.
The K&N intake is the way to go.
Great power gained across the board, awesome sound as others have mentioned !
I enjoy driving our project Cobalt just about every day with the K&N on it ! Its a blast !
Great power gained across the board, awesome sound as others have mentioned !
I enjoy driving our project Cobalt just about every day with the K&N on it ! Its a blast !
Originally Posted by 2006ArrivalBlueSS
P0171 = Fuel Trim Code or Lean Condition (More Air to Fuel Detected)
This issue is not just associated with with aftermarket CAI's in the 2.0L LSJ engines. The lean condition has happened even with stock air boxes. There is a TSB and the dealers are aware of this issue. IMO this is an issue that GM needs to correct with the LSJ and I hope there are enough complaints to justify a mass reprogram of the ECU/PCM. I have a 2006 2.0L and the dealer says that I have the most updated program and will not update my PCM/ECU. They also confirmed that a CAI will NOT void any part of your GM warranty provided it is installed correctly. Modifying your stock airbox by altering it in any way WILL void your GM warranty if the failure was a direct result of the alteration.
This issue is not just associated with with aftermarket CAI's in the 2.0L LSJ engines. The lean condition has happened even with stock air boxes. There is a TSB and the dealers are aware of this issue. IMO this is an issue that GM needs to correct with the LSJ and I hope there are enough complaints to justify a mass reprogram of the ECU/PCM. I have a 2006 2.0L and the dealer says that I have the most updated program and will not update my PCM/ECU. They also confirmed that a CAI will NOT void any part of your GM warranty provided it is installed correctly. Modifying your stock airbox by altering it in any way WILL void your GM warranty if the failure was a direct result of the alteration.

Does anyone have the TSB # for this issue ? i took my car in today for the same Code P0171 , It has happend 3 times with the stock intake and 2 times since the K&N Typhoon CAI . I did leave the CAI on the car when i took it in , My dealer said it would be fine on the car and not viod the warranty , they checked calibration updates and said i had the latest one installed and claimed no TSB's out for the P0171 lean code .. so a # would be great . OHHHH YAAAAAAA Gotta love that Whine
lean code
if you look at the stage 1 and 2 upgrades that are coming out early next year, larger fuel injectors are necessary. I think if you were to upgrade your injectors and get the GM pcm reflash that sets the redline to 7200 and corrects for the added air and power demand.
does anybody know anything about this intake?
http://www.jbodyperformance.com/new/...catName=JP0907
Looks interesting and they claim no code but who knows for sure.
im thinking of ordering it but id like some input first.
does anybody know anything about this intake?
http://www.jbodyperformance.com/new/...catName=JP0907
Looks interesting and they claim no code but who knows for sure.
im thinking of ordering it but id like some input first.
Originally Posted by Woodio
It means the engine is running lean from the extra air. It seems to occur randomly and there's no fix for it yet, which is the only thing keeping me from donating my paycheck to K&N right now.
It happens when you long term fuel trims goes over 20.
I can make it happen on my car pretty easily. Find the right gear (4th usually) and right throttle position and wham 20% and CEL.
Originally Posted by zinner
It happens when you long term fuel trims goes over 20.
I can make it happen on my car pretty easily. Find the right gear (4th usually) and right throttle position and wham 20% and CEL.
I can make it happen on my car pretty easily. Find the right gear (4th usually) and right throttle position and wham 20% and CEL.
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