Cold Air Intake in the Winter
02-06-2002
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Cold Air Intake in the Winter
I have heard that a cold air intake could be bad for my engine in the winter months. As I live in Canada, I was wondering what solutions there are to my problem. Thanks
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Rep Power: 0 clear this up with me cuz i'm obviously misinformed but i have heard that the air by pass valve is so that water doesnt pass through
your engine and it wont f*cked up your engine
your engine and it wont f*cked up your engine
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Rep Power: 0 The by-pass valve is for when the vacuum in the intake tube is lost because there is water in the tube,
it will by-pass the filter and suck air through the by-pass valve instead of pulling in the water.
it will by-pass the filter and suck air through the by-pass valve instead of pulling in the water.
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Rep Power: 0 i live in T.O just got hit by a blizzard, i was blasting my civic with injen cai all over the place, no problem, you have to realize that you must be in bumper high snow or water, driving for a while in that high stuff to actually do damage, do a search next time, this was asked 100000000000000000 times
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