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RE: Cold ait intake installation question - 8/17/2008 5:06:09 PM   
SwedishGP


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Those instructions are for a 1.8t, useless for this app. Hmm I wonder why they dont have a manual for this specific engine. Two totally different worlds IMO. Yeah no hard feelings wasnt trying to hate on ya...

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RE: Cold ait intake installation question - 8/21/2008 5:44:05 AM   
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this still doesn''t help me as i can''t find the hose they attached it to on ECStuning.com lol.

I''m just gonna put it on my moped O.o

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RE: Cold ait intake installation question - 8/21/2008 6:47:50 AM   
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You don''t have that hose.  That''s why you can''t find it.  If your moped has a carburetor it will cause it to not run right.  If you put it on you would have to have your carb re-jetted.  If your moped is fuel injected go for it.

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RE: Cold ait intake installation question - 8/21/2008 4:46:09 PM   
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the hose that runs from underneath stock tube to the PCV breather is what it goes to.  The pipe looks like an "L" coming from the left side, underneath the intake manifold.  If you can''t find it take a pic of your motor and I''ll tell you where it is.

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RE: Cold ait intake installation question - 8/21/2008 6:47:28 PM   
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I hope I don''t have to get into an argument with someone else, but it goes nowhere on his car.

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RE: Cold ait intake installation question - 8/21/2008 10:23:32 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: racerx002

I hope I don''''t have to get into an argument with someone else, but it goes nowhere on his car.


Hmmm, I wouldnt call it an argument but since you did I will just have to show you up. After some reasearch related to this issue, like bagel said there is a tube where the pcv check valve is and this is where you replace the tube and check with the breather filter. Its not reccomended from what I gathered due to the loss of negative pressures in the crank case, but if you must install it go for it (shouldnt hurt a thing), if not really no need for it...

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RE: Cold ait intake installation question - 8/22/2008 6:00:31 AM   
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I do know there is a pcv check valve and tube and I do know you could replace it.  You would just have one hell of a time putting the one from ECS on there.  And since the 2.0 is notorious for sraying oil into the intake tube, the filter would be clogged in about 20 miles.  I thought for sure you went to ECS and saw that it was for the SAI.  Mabey you should write them and do some more homework.

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RE: Cold ait intake installation question - 8/22/2008 10:21:07 PM   
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Lol I did go to ecs its my fav site and well you know I already posted saying it was for 1.8t and not 2.shit. So bro dont give people bad info saying it dosent go anywhere when in fact it does. Looks like your the one who needs to do the homework, pretty sad when I dont even own the engine and know more about it than you. Im not even going to waste anymore time on this, a simple fix than can be done if needed. Like I said do it or leave it alone...



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RE: Cold ait intake installation question - 8/23/2008 5:58:01 AM   
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The intake fits on the 1.8 and 2.shit that is why the breather is included.  Wait what am I saying, oh my god man your so right!  Let him make his own adapter so it will fit.  And let him enjoy the spray of oil all over his engine.  I submit to the all knowing VW god.  You know too much about my engine for even me to comprehend.  A tip of my hat to you sir.  My feeble mind can''t compete with such a superior one.  I kneel at you feet.  You can look in the mirror and know your the best.  I''ll just let you answer all the 2.shit questions from now on.  I see now that I know nothing.

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RE: Cold ait intake installation question - 8/23/2008 10:23:40 AM   
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I gotta agree with swedish here, Having installed one on my 1.8t and my buddies 2.slow there is a breather hose as well as a pvc valve, the pvc valve will be going back into the intake and the beather hose would have been connected to the stock air box.

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