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ok, I hooked up my Injen CAI auto, and when I was done a few things have been screwy, my right blinker is blinking really fast and my check engine light is on, my ac is kinda screwy.

If you got a link that'll fix things or suggestions from Personal experoicances, please help ASAP

Lata Eric

 
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well u gotta reset the ecu by disconnecting the batter for a few minutes after installin intake.. from wut i read its to let the computer adjust to new airflow?.. and wen your blinkers blink really fast.. its becuase the bulb is out..

Mike

 
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well heres the deal, I don't think its the bulb going out b/c the car only has 13,000 miles on it, and secondly, I tried to disconect the negative end of the battery for 10 min and then turn it back on and when I didm the samne thing was going on..
I think it might have to do with the sensor, you use the little red small hose pies to put on the sensor on the primary intake tube right,

*FUSTRATED***

 
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take the negative off again for about 10 mins. while it is off check that u hooked it up right, ur sensor might not be in there good enough. and if u have a ex, the vtec will not kick in if ur check engine light is on, some safety feature or something. peace, that is all i have to say.

 
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it is NOT the bulbs.. i had same problem.. just fix "groundwires" just make sure its tight enough .
problem fixed.

AIM ME = peacemaker1ps

 
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alright I just read somewhere that it is the groundwires for sure, which means I can fix it, woo hoo...so but oine other thing..the sensor...how does that thing go on, with the stubby short red hose connected to the stub on the side oof the primary intake, like half on the stub and nalf on the sensor holding it on...neone who can help with experiance, add me to your MSN list Ace_1234@hotmail.com

 
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Yo face it u messed up ur car...its time to junk it....may ur car R.I.P.

 
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do what peacemaker1ps said. He had the same problem and fixed it by tighting the grounding wire.

 
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Yea i had the same exact problem when i installed my injen cold air intake I jus used the washer at the end and it fixed my problem..

 
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ok, the blinkers and the a/c is fine now that I tightened the groudwires but the check engune light is still on, and I left the negative end of the batterery disconeccted for about 10 minutes and then put it back and started it up and the check engine light is still on!!!!!!!!!

** fustrated*** - does this mean its my sensor that needs adjusted, some1 with CAI auto take close pic of sensor install please!!! help a fellow 7thgencivic member out...

 
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check your intake temp sensor, that will affect it, the plug that plugs into the side of the intake! I hade the same problem with the blinker, i was PISSED i had the bumber and all back on and theres no way to get back to that bulb without taking out the whole headligt, POS, but my ac was screwy but i went back and checked everything and my temp sensor wasnt in all the way, BTW i installedd my INJEN Cai on saturday and i LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVEEEEEE IT [IMG]i/expressions/demon.gif[/IMG] OMG definetely worth the cheese

 
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i like mine too, I can feel the difference, I just don't know how the sensor goes in, the little back sensor plug doesn't fit in the sensor hole on the side of the intake, and the short little nubbie of a red hose they give you I stuck half of that on the sensor and the other half on the little nozzel on the pipe that the sensors suposed to go in, is that right?