Ok I took off my stock air intake and am replacing it with a short ram air intake. With that said I want to remove anything that has to do with the old air intake just so make the bay look alot better. So I have it all out and now I am down to this little black box that has 2 vaccum lines and a sensor going to it. The one vaccum line I had going to the air box itself so I'm worried about that, but the other vaccum line goes to a round metal pice that sits on a black tube that went into the end of the intake box. I just want to know if I can remove the black box, and the long black tube with no codes or any other problems comming to a front. I dont want to hurt my baby!
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I left the little "feeder" tubes on mine. They're fucntional, they serve a purpose; why not use them?
Im not 100%, as it's been a long time, but I dont recall having to remove my bumper to "undo" my OEM intake. I dont think.
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Originally posted by JarrettIs there a goal you're trying to accomplish besides looking dope as hell?
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Originally posted by MikeW View PostI left the little "feeder" tubes on mine. They're fucntional, they serve a purpose; why not use them?
Im not 100%, as it's been a long time, but I dont recall having to remove my bumper to "undo" my OEM intake. I dont think.
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You know its funny, I own two cb7's and neither one of them came with that little air box.
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