Whos Repin the West Region In Here?!
Jan 31, 2002, 10:21 AM
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Whos Repin the West Region In Here?!
Come on guys where's all the California love at guys?! Represent your click!!! Anyone else from the West Region here?
Shout out lets me know we have peeps reping Mitsubishi in the Wester Region!!!
Jay
Shout out lets me know we have peeps reping Mitsubishi in the Wester Region!!! Jay
*wipes eyes* Thank you God!!
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Feb 6, 2002, 08:32 AM
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Anyone have any idea what they just said..?
j/k
Wasup Higga Klown.. welcome to Lancerforums! Feel free to ask around to any questions you may have. Just be sure to post in the appropriate places.
Jay
j/kWasup Higga Klown.. welcome to Lancerforums! Feel free to ask around to any questions you may have. Just be sure to post in the appropriate places.
Jay
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irvine represent!
Irvine is awesome! (along w/ newport and laguna) My best friend lives in Coto de Caza though...
But I'm representin IRVINE!
kara
come to my meeting! (in general forum under "awesome idea") check it out californians!
But I'm representin IRVINE!
karacome to my meeting! (in general forum under "awesome idea") check it out californians!
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Since we all in kali...
anybody got links to CARB and smog related stuff so i can research what we can and cannot put in our cars? the AP PARTS headers sound sweet right about now.
and is anyone else, besides me, havin trouble separating the MAS sensor from the airbox? the screws seem to have stripped the plastic crap that was holding them in place. i need to get the airbox off.
http://apparts.netfirms.com/
and is anyone else, besides me, havin trouble separating the MAS sensor from the airbox? the screws seem to have stripped the plastic crap that was holding them in place. i need to get the airbox off.
http://apparts.netfirms.com/
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to remove airbox-
First remove airfilter and screws holding the airbox in (I think 3). Remove intake tube by pushing in the center of the (2) black tabs. The assembly should twist up to access the inside of the airbox. If the bolts holding the MAS sensor to the airbox have have been spinning freely then the black tabs holding the bolt heads have probably been stripped away. Grab a pair of pliers and grab those flat edges on the bolt heads. Then use a box wrench to remove the nuts (I think 10mm). You might need to use different bolts to attach an open element airfilter (the airfilter may come with new bolts). Be sure to make a bracket to keep the new filter and MAS from bouncing around. And, DO NOT remove the restrictor on the MAS sensor. Then secure the throttle cable with a zip tie or something.
It sounds like this has happened to me or something.
And, DAMN!, it sounds good.
happy tuning
First remove airfilter and screws holding the airbox in (I think 3). Remove intake tube by pushing in the center of the (2) black tabs. The assembly should twist up to access the inside of the airbox. If the bolts holding the MAS sensor to the airbox have have been spinning freely then the black tabs holding the bolt heads have probably been stripped away. Grab a pair of pliers and grab those flat edges on the bolt heads. Then use a box wrench to remove the nuts (I think 10mm). You might need to use different bolts to attach an open element airfilter (the airfilter may come with new bolts). Be sure to make a bracket to keep the new filter and MAS from bouncing around. And, DO NOT remove the restrictor on the MAS sensor. Then secure the throttle cable with a zip tie or something.
It sounds like this has happened to me or something.
And, DAMN!, it sounds good.
happy tuning
