I just installed a SLP lid, and now I have a problem!
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I just installed a SLP lid, and now I have a problem!
I just put on my slp lid, and i noticed that there is no way to hook up that tube that goes into the right side of the airbox. my car is an 01, and i am wondering if i got the lid off of a 98-99 if there is a difference. Is there any way that i can run the lid like this? I need help as soon as possible because i plan on using the car later today!
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I just put on my slp lid, and i noticed that there is no way to hook up that tube that goes into the right side of the airbox. my car is an 01, and i am wondering if i got the lid off of a 98-99 if there is a difference. Is there any way that i can run the lid like this? I need help as soon as possible because i plan on using the car later today!
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If there's no hole on the driver's side of the lid, then you got one for a 98-99. No big deal. Stroll on over to Autozone and pick up a mini-K&N type filter and hose clamp. Install it on the end of your hose and zip-tie it securely away from moving parts. Problem solved.
Either way, or like previously suggested remove it all together.
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Or trade someone for a lid that already has a hole in it. I'd trade you my SLP with a hole for yours.. It's my DD so I couldn't ship it without the replacement first though. Also, it has rubbed my hood a little bit so there's a small spot on the top of it.
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If there's no hole on the driver's side of the lid, then you got one for a 98-99. No big deal. Stroll on over to Autozone and pick up a mini-K&N type filter and hose clamp. Install it on the end of your hose and zip-tie it securely away from moving parts. Problem solved.
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well its got a hole on the side, but the hose doesnt slide in it, its like i need an adapter from the hole to the hose. but i dont need to pass emissions so i think im just gonna say screw it. How do i remove that hose? Where does it go?
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Parts stores also have plastic fittings for emissions...willing to bet it's a standard size (like 3/4"). If you don't know what to look for, talk to the guy behind the counter. That's what they pay him for.