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    Starting valve

    I just purchased and installed a cold air intake from AEM on my 92 ex and realized there is no place to install the starting valve hose that would connect into the oem intake. should i leave it hanging or is there another way to place it?
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    get those mini filters. crankcase breathers.

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      #3
      The cold starting valve, called the air boost valve is what you mean I think. AEM's instructions are to place a bit of foam in the hose.

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        Originally posted by accordaffair
        The cold starting valve, called the air boost valve is what you mean I think. AEM's instructions are to place a bit of foam in the hose.

        ha... i used a small foam earphones cover and a zip-tie on mine.
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          lol...hey whatever gets the job done

          I always wondered the purpose of that hose...makes sense that its just for clean air.
          I'd love to know how that valve works...if anyone knows or has a diagram of the internals. I've had it open before, but couldn't figure it out.
          Opal Metallic Green '92 LX 2dr manual, 181k miles, '94 prelude VTEC wheels for summer (steelies with snow tires for winter), Omni-power struts/springs, and other junk

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