SOMDracing Imposters

[pixiegirl (Premo)]

Originally Posted by crazysquid

I just read the first post and it looks as though you just need to get a new O2 sensor and clean the K&N air filter. Autozone can read the codes after that for free and it should tell you which one is bad but if your car is running lean then you are at MAX POWER lol but then again you also risk damaging it severely

Sooo, what you're saying is your declining my invite to the car party?

[crazysquid]

Originally Posted by pixiegirl

Sooo, what you're saying is your declining my invite to the car party?

With my schedule right now, I'm going to have to say yes

[pixiegirl (Premo)]

Originally Posted by crazysquid

With my schedule right now, I'm going to have to say yes

Well see if we save any beer for you!

[smoothmarine187]

Well, I'm outta here..........talk to you guys later!

[smoothmarine187]

Originally Posted by pixiegirl

Well see if we save any beer for you!

So did you start working on your car, get drunk and pass out? I never heard anything from you...........lol..........

[chernmax]

I wouldn't sweat it, reset the codes and see what comes back. Especially if you recently installed your CAI and forgot to disconnect your battery. My CAI reset by itself after 5 days, newer cars have really adaptive ECU's which will attempt to recal your engine back to stock, if it cannot adjust then hence your CAI light will come on and you will run lean unless you purchase some type of tuning computer like an APEXi Super AFC-II which is used to properly tune an engine when aftermarket parts are put onto a vehicle.

[crazysquid]

Originally Posted by chernmax

I wouldn't sweat it, reset the codes and see what comes back. Especially if you recently installed your CAI and forgot to disconnect your battery. My CAI reset by itself after 5 days, newer cars have really adaptive ECU's which will attempt to recal your engine back to stock, if it cannot adjust then hence your CAI light will come on and you will run lean unless you purchase some type of tuning computer like an APEXi Super AFC-II which is used to properly tune an engine when aftermarket parts are put onto a vehicle.

[pixiegirl (Premo)]

Originally Posted by smoothmarine187

So did you start working on your car, get drunk and pass out? I never heard anything from you...........lol..........

I opted for the grocery store instead.

[mv_princess]

Originally Posted by pixiegirl

I opted for the grocery store instead.

What are you making me for dinner tonight?

[pixiegirl (Premo)]

Originally Posted by chernmax

I wouldn't sweat it, reset the codes and see what comes back. Especially if you recently installed your CAI and forgot to disconnect your battery. My CAI reset by itself after 5 days, newer cars have really adaptive ECU's which will attempt to recal your engine back to stock, if it cannot adjust then hence your CAI light will come on and you will run lean unless you purchase some type of tuning computer like an APEXi Super AFC-II which is used to properly tune an engine when aftermarket parts are put onto a vehicle.

You have to dumb it down so a girl can understand.