MY CAI

[GalantGuy96]

ok i just put in a new cai, and it sounds great and all, but i had to take out the sensor to fit it.
and now the rpm is like 400 when my foot is on the brake in drive.
and when its cold, its take like a second for me to actually start moving.
wtf is the problem here and what shoul;d i do?

[2True]

Wait, wait, wait, wait.... you took the MAS sensor out?!

That's your problem right there, I'm surprised your car even starts. Have you thrown a CEL yet?

You have to have that MAS in-line or your car will drive like shit. period.

[Mindless]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(GalantGuy96)</div><div class='quotemain'>ok i just put in a new cai, and it sounds great and all, but i had to take out the sensor to fit it.
and now the rpm is like 400 when my foot is on the brake in drive.
and when its cold, its take like a second for me to actually start moving.
wtf is the problem here and what shoul;d i do?</div>

gg...what kind of intake did you have buy that would cause you to remove the MAS???

[the_kage]

:shock:
oh my goodness.
Thats hillarious.

[QnzMostWanted]

damn bro, please tell me u didnt.....

[peanotation]

i dont care if there's a firestorm in your driveway, go back outside right now and put your MAS back in, you're fucking the car over big time

[josh_877]

PICS HUURRRRRRRRRRRRRRRYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[mjc1055]

Lol wait, does that mean that the MAS is just reading whatever air happens to be flowing through it as it hangs there by it's wires?? Holy crap!! How does the car even start?!

[2True]

:laughing: Damn this is some funny shit!! :laughing:

[Z]

now i know what shit i shouldnt do when i try to put mine on

[brandon]

Your intake should be, starting from the throttle body:

fitting - pipe - fitting - MAS - MAS adaptor - fitting - pipe - filter

[QnzMostWanted]

my G started and ran without the MAS plugged in.....ran groggy but it ran and started

[baadhabit]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Z)</div><div class='quotemain'>now i know what shit i shouldnt do when i try to put mine on Â*</div>