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A few months ago I installed an Injen CAI in my 5 spd. EX. The temperature sensor that you plug into the tube right before it goes into the engine snapped right in without a problem. I noticed on my friend's EX who also has an Injen CAI, but purchased it later than I did, he's got a red rubber washer in the hole that the sensor inserts into. I don't have this piece. I didn't care, until today when I popped my hood for a friend who wanted to check out the intake, and noticed that the sensor was half inserted in the hole. I haven't had my hood open in quite a while, so for all I know it's been like this for a month. I'm going to get an oil change ASAP, but what else should I do? And how do I go about fixing this sensor in the tube problem? As soon as I found it I duct taped it into the tube just so no more unfiltered air would get in there. Sorry for the long post!

 
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Call Injen... They left the breather hose out of my kit, supposed to be sending me one... I made up for it with heater hose, maybe you can try some of that on this one too... or go to a hardware/plumbing store and see if they have some kind of rubber bushing that will fit.

 
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i went to autozone and asked for a vacuum or silcone hose. they brought out several sizes and and i picked the right one. then i bought two clamps from them. cost like $3. easy to install. did it myself.

 
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I'll have to get ahold of Injen. I guess it's duct tape all the way till then!

 
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it didn't come with mine either, so i cut a piece from the extra vaccum hose and used it, it works[IMG]i/expressions/demon.gif[/IMG]

 
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I hate that when U purchase somthing and one or 2 things are missing.

 
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Extra vacuum hose? What extra hose?