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Old 10-09-2008, 01:38 PM
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If you have a can of carb cleaner, you can spray that around the hoses and such. Where ever you think that sound is coming from. The RPM will increase when you spray a leak.
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Throttle body cleaner.. no carb cleaner EVER... Carb cleaner removes the coatings (if yours is coated I think most are) on the inside of maf sensors and throttle bodies which can cause its own problems.
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That will work just as good.
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i did hte seafoam in the intake and the gas. Instant success. How about remove the air box and adding a filter directly to the intake? Do i have to buy the pipe? Cant i use hte flexible boot that there?
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Glad that helped. That'* some great stuff. Kind of smoky though. As for the intake. You don't want to be sucking in hot engine bay air. I blocked mine off. I'll see if I can find a picture. You can install a FWI intake.

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Does it have to be a kn filter? Are there other types? Next project is clearing the tail lights

Thanks for the help
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The one I have I think it called a intiminator, It works alright, but K&N will work teh best.
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So is there another type of cone filter I could use?
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