Intake Removal necessary?
#1
Intake Removal necessary?
Well, its starting to get cold here in Iceland. Dipping into the 30s now. Is it better for the engine to put the original airbox back in to keep it a bit warmer? Just dont think sucking freezing air into there can be any good.
#2
I live in Ontario Canada ,the winter here drops to -40C. I leave my CAI on all year with no ill effects .The only problem I have encountered was when I followed a transport truck. The blowing snow covered the intake filter and the check engine light came on . I removed the snow ,no more light .
#8
Originally posted by leungwingkei
I am concerned about using my CAI in winter too. I was wondering if the filter could suck up snow and when it melted, go into the engine via the intake as water. Any comments?
I am concerned about using my CAI in winter too. I was wondering if the filter could suck up snow and when it melted, go into the engine via the intake as water. Any comments?
Also, how in the hell is snow supposed to get to the CAI? It's all tucked away in front of the wheel...
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