Lil help?/Cobb CAI
09-17-2003, 08:00 AM
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Lil help?/Cobb CAI
I just got my Cobb CAI in the mail yesterday. Is there anyone with decent tools/knowhow that lives in the Newark/Fremont/Union City area that would be willing to help me get it installed?? I could probably do it myself but would feel better w/some help seeing as how this is my first power mod and I haven't intalled an intake before. I'd really appreciate it if someone could give me a hand with this, thanks.
P.S.: I get off school today at 2pm so just post back or pm/email me about it.
P.S.: I get off school today at 2pm so just post back or pm/email me about it.
09-17-2003, 08:55 AM
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If you can get someone else to do it great and more power to ya.
But if you have a set of screwdrivers and sockets you might just want to try it out yourself. It's a very easy mod that will give you coinfidence in other mods down the road.
Just goto the store and get some beer and food on a saturday. throw a couple back then goto Scoobymods.com to see how it's done. slap it on and reset the ecu and wait overnight for the battery to drain....done!
eric
But if you have a set of screwdrivers and sockets you might just want to try it out yourself. It's a very easy mod that will give you coinfidence in other mods down the road.
Just goto the store and get some beer and food on a saturday. throw a couple back then goto Scoobymods.com to see how it's done. slap it on and reset the ecu and wait overnight for the battery to drain....done!
eric
09-17-2003, 12:21 PM
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Hey Jeff
Check out www.scoobymods.com
I have to study some tonight, but if you want, i might be able to help you. I get off work around 4/5pm, gimme a call. I'll PM you my number,
-Gagan
Check out www.scoobymods.com
I have to study some tonight, but if you want, i might be able to help you. I get off work around 4/5pm, gimme a call. I'll PM you my number,
-Gagan
09-17-2003, 07:47 PM
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Originally posted by mexicanpizza
Just step on the brake for 5 seconds
Just step on the brake for 5 seconds
Take off the neg terminal, let it sit overnight. It WILL work.
-Gagan
09-17-2003, 09:56 PM
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I think half an hour will work... but it could be just me. Also you can try touching both terminals together. However, I do not recomend this unless you feel you are grounded fairly well.
I normally wait 30 - 60 mins then turn her over and let her idle for 10 mins. That generally does the trick.
I normally wait 30 - 60 mins then turn her over and let her idle for 10 mins. That generally does the trick.
09-17-2003, 10:07 PM
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Seriously guys...your cars are weird. I unplug my battery, step on the brake until the ODO goes blank...and everything is dead. Radio presets, tripmeter, clock...
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