SLP air lid help
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SLP air lid help
So I got the SLP cold air intake kit and I didn't get far installing it. I tried removing the air sensor thats on the right side of the the stock lid and it wouldn't come out. Id hate to brake it but I got to get it out to out to put on the new SLP lid. Napa has the sensor for like $12 but if someone has a trick for getting out I would appreciate it.
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I was pulling on it pritty hard but it went from totally frozen to moving a little. It probably didn't help I did my brakes before I started.
The only reason I didn't try to lube it my first try was because I was afraid to get anything in the sensor to mess it up, but Im sure MAS cleaner would work if I did. Ill try it again, hopefully it works. Thanks for the help
The only reason I didn't try to lube it my first try was because I was afraid to get anything in the sensor to mess it up, but Im sure MAS cleaner would work if I did. Ill try it again, hopefully it works. Thanks for the help
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Seriously alot of them don't fit right. (Mine doesn't) I have tried everything and I can't hardly get it in the back anymore. I think my next step is to heat it up a little and make it fit. The bitch won't listen when I spit on it anymore
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I tried heat, lube, pulling on it pushing it and had other people try it as well didn't come out so I just bought a new one. What I think happened is the previous owner replaced it and pushed it in to far past fat outer ring on the sensor and after years its just doesn't want to move.