car idels high with coldair intake on

[CBkid93]

i just put a coldair on today and after i hooked everything on n put the all the hoses on my car is idling super high

[accordaffair]

is it jumping up and down? Are you 100% sure there's no vacuum leaks?

If not, reset your idle

[CBkid93]

is it jumping up and down? Are you 100% sure there's no vacuum leaks?

If not, reset your idle

no it doesnt just it just rises up to like 2k n stays there

[CBkid93]

theres this on hose its like on the bottom i put the other ones on the intake but i dont kno were this on goes on too

[accordaffair]

picture?

[carps_accord]

picture would tell the storey.... you can also try to reset your ecu....disconnect your battery fully...then step on your brake pedal a couple of times this will draw out all the electricity...re hook the battery and start the car...it should go back to normal if not...you either need adjustment or a tube isnt on correctly

[CBkid93]

aight ill get some pics up soon

[NAiL05]

Probably the hose that activates the lower box at 4k rpm or whatever. Anyway plug up the lines at the throttle body should get rid of your leak. When you install CAI those hoses are obsolete other than the PCV.

[Losiracer2]

i believe when I installed mine, I had to cap off one port on the intake plenum since the intake eliminated a vac. line.

[HondaFan81]

theres this on hose its like on the bottom i put the other ones on the intake but i dont kno were this on goes on too

The fact your idle is high and stays there, IS a vacuum leak.

I'm willing to bet the hose you describe above it for the intake resonator solenoid, which should be plugged off at the hose or remove that hose and install vacuum plug at that intake manifold port. That is more than likely your vacuum leak.

Beware that on cold-air intakes you will more often clean the filter, so keep an eye on it.