This document provides instructions for installing a cold air intake (CAI) on a 1999-2004 Ford Mustang V6. The installation involves removing the factory air intake components and replacing them with the CAI system. Key steps include removing the air filter housing, disconnecting intake tubes and sensors, and installing the new CAI tubes, air filter, and mass air flow sensor. Reconnecting intake components and test driving the vehicle completes the installation process, which provides more air flow and sound but minimal power gains. The instructions are detailed yet easy to follow for novice DIY mechanics.
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This presentatie was held in Zwolle. Pupose was to inform a delegation of the Council of Europ about de Dutch Riskmap in international (and future) perspective.
31 Oct 2012 1ABCT Weekly News Update: please pass along to Soldiers, Family and Friends of 1ABCT. You can always stay up to date with local events by going to 1st Infantry Division page at http://www.riley.army.mil/default.aspx or if you are having issues reading this you can click on this link to read the weekly news. http://www.riley.army.mil/UnitPage.aspx?unit=1bct. We are always up and posting new information on FaceBook!
October and November Devil's Corner 2012 Newsletter ver 3 Noel Waterman
The Devil's Corner Monthly Newsletter for October and December can also be found at http://www.riley.army.mil/UnitPage.aspx?unit=1bct due to the size, please click on the link to read
In this issue you will find:
Devil 6 and Devil 7 Comments
Chaplain’s Corner
What Makes you Strong?
Pale Riders Complete Fire Missions
Soldiers of 1stABCT receive warm thanks from appreciative Volunteers
Hamilton’s Own Soldiers train, qualify on grenade launcher
9 Pale Riders earn Purple hearts
Soldiers complete breach training exercise in October
“Devil” brigade Commander speaks at MAC
Company hosts hiring event on post, aims to hire veteran’s
Soldiers represent BRO at sniper competition
Fort Riley to host Combatives tourney
1ABCT conducts mass re-enlistment
Training focuses on crew familiarization qualification
Upcoming ACS classes
Armor Battalion conducts team trench-clearing training exercise
BRO Soldiers place 3rd in Army 10 miler
29th Annual Historic Tour of Homes flyer
Post honors fallen Soldier
K-State ROTC, Fort Riley foster partnership
Daytona 500 military discounted tickets flyer
Hertz free car rental flyer
Bring a Happy Holiday to our Stray Facility Flyer
The Holiday parade of Lights
Additional Flyers for Bowling and Herington’s Festival
Court-martials in 1st ABCT
Red Cross Holiday Support message
Christkindl Market Flyer
Battle of the Bulge Flyer
Scuba Santa Flyer
MWR Outdoor Rec Flyer
Native American Flyer
24 Oct 2012 1ABCT Weekly News Update: please pass along to Soldiers, Family and Friends of 1ABCT. You can always stay up to date with local events by going to 1st Infantry Division page at http://www.riley.army.mil/default.aspx or if you are having issues reading this you can click on this link to read the weekly news. http://www.riley.army.mil/UnitPage.aspx?unit=1bct. We are always up and posting new information on FaceBook
Are you planning to upgrade your car amplifier by yourself?
At first, you would think the process is nothing but a nightmare. But that’s not true. Learn how to install a car amplifier in absolutely no time with the help of this thorough online guide!
31 Oct 2012 1ABCT Weekly News Update: please pass along to Soldiers, Family and Friends of 1ABCT. You can always stay up to date with local events by going to 1st Infantry Division page at http://www.riley.army.mil/default.aspx or if you are having issues reading this you can click on this link to read the weekly news. http://www.riley.army.mil/UnitPage.aspx?unit=1bct. We are always up and posting new information on FaceBook!
October and November Devil's Corner 2012 Newsletter ver 3 Noel Waterman
The Devil's Corner Monthly Newsletter for October and December can also be found at http://www.riley.army.mil/UnitPage.aspx?unit=1bct due to the size, please click on the link to read
In this issue you will find:
Devil 6 and Devil 7 Comments
Chaplain’s Corner
What Makes you Strong?
Pale Riders Complete Fire Missions
Soldiers of 1stABCT receive warm thanks from appreciative Volunteers
Hamilton’s Own Soldiers train, qualify on grenade launcher
9 Pale Riders earn Purple hearts
Soldiers complete breach training exercise in October
“Devil” brigade Commander speaks at MAC
Company hosts hiring event on post, aims to hire veteran’s
Soldiers represent BRO at sniper competition
Fort Riley to host Combatives tourney
1ABCT conducts mass re-enlistment
Training focuses on crew familiarization qualification
Upcoming ACS classes
Armor Battalion conducts team trench-clearing training exercise
BRO Soldiers place 3rd in Army 10 miler
29th Annual Historic Tour of Homes flyer
Post honors fallen Soldier
K-State ROTC, Fort Riley foster partnership
Daytona 500 military discounted tickets flyer
Hertz free car rental flyer
Bring a Happy Holiday to our Stray Facility Flyer
The Holiday parade of Lights
Additional Flyers for Bowling and Herington’s Festival
Court-martials in 1st ABCT
Red Cross Holiday Support message
Christkindl Market Flyer
Battle of the Bulge Flyer
Scuba Santa Flyer
MWR Outdoor Rec Flyer
Native American Flyer
24 Oct 2012 1ABCT Weekly News Update: please pass along to Soldiers, Family and Friends of 1ABCT. You can always stay up to date with local events by going to 1st Infantry Division page at http://www.riley.army.mil/default.aspx or if you are having issues reading this you can click on this link to read the weekly news. http://www.riley.army.mil/UnitPage.aspx?unit=1bct. We are always up and posting new information on FaceBook
Are you planning to upgrade your car amplifier by yourself?
At first, you would think the process is nothing but a nightmare. But that’s not true. Learn how to install a car amplifier in absolutely no time with the help of this thorough online guide!
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Over the 10 years, we have gained a strong foothold in the market due to our range's high quality, competitive prices, and time-lined delivery schedules.
In this presentation, we have discussed a very important feature of BMW X5 cars… the Comfort Access. Things that can significantly limit its functionality. And things that you can try to restore the functionality of such a convenient feature of your vehicle.
Symptoms like intermittent starting and key recognition errors signal potential problems with your Mercedes’ EIS. Use diagnostic steps like error code checks and spare key tests. Professional diagnosis and solutions like EIS replacement ensure safe driving. Consult a qualified technician for accurate diagnosis and repair.
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99-04 V6 Cold Air Intake
Installing a cold air intake (CAI) is a fairly simple task on a Mustang. You won’t see
much of an increase in power but it’s definitely a great way to start cleaning up your
engine bay and most CAIs can be heard sucking in air at higher RPMs.
To start this install you’ll need:
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-Flathead screwdriver
-Ratchet (socket wrench)
-Assortment of sockets
While it’s not necessary, you can disconnect your negative battery cable during this
install. 99-04 Mustangs do not require a tune when you install a CAI but the computer
(ECU) will need to relearn the A/F settings since you’ll be bringing in more air.
You’ll need to start by removing the original air intake. The air filter housing is held on
by 2 clips and 1 bolt (there are also 2 rubber grommets at the bottom, save these for
later). The bolt is connected to the fender and the clips should be easily visible. If not,
just feel your way around the seam of the air filter housing and you’ll find it. Remove the
bolt, undo the 2 clips, then pull the air filter housing out. Save the bolt from the fender,
you’ll need it when install the CAI.
Now you’ll see a wire running up to an electrical connector at the large end of the of the
air intake tube. Disconnect this sensor and let it hang down into the engine bay. Follow
the air intake tube towards the throttle body until you find a house that runs down to the
engine. Disconnect this hose and let it dangle aside (if it is damaged or dry-rotting, your
CAI kit may have come with a new one to replace it. We’ll discuss this later). Finally
when you reach the throttle body you’ll see a hose clamp that is keeping the air intake
tube connected. Use your flathead screwdriver to loosen the clamp until you can remove
the tube from the throttle body.
Before you start installing the CAI, you should go ahead and get the mass air sensor
(MAF) out of the original air intake. At the large end of the intake tubing you should see
clips holding part of it together. Simply undo the clips and you’ll find the MAF nicely
housed inside. The MAF is connected by 4 bolts and a rubber grommet holding the wire
harness in place. Remove the bolts then use your flathead screwdriver to push the rubber
grommet through the opening.
Now on the install. First of all, find the new piece of tubing that has a small tube with an
opening protruding from it. This is the piece that will connect to your throttle body. Put a
coupler on the end of the tubing and slide 2 hose clamps over the coupler. Connect the
other side of the coupler to the throttle body. Position the hose clams so that they will
securely keep the tubing and the throttle body joined by the coupled, then tight both hose
clamps.
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Now if your PCV line is dry-rotting or damaged, this is the time to replace it. Follow the
tube down to the valve cover and pull the connector out. Remove the hose from the
connector. Now if your CAI kit came with a new hose, it may be slightly too large to
make a snug connection with the connector. To overcome this, clean the connector and
the new hose well. Then put some superglue around the bottom edge of the hose and put
it onto the connector. Apply pressure for 30 seconds to 1 minute. Now reattach the
connector to the valve cover and connect the other end of the hose to tube protruding
from the CAI tube.
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Now you’re almost half way done. Grab the other half of the CAI tube and your MAF
(along with the provided gasket). You’ll see one end of the CAI tube has 4 holes that
match up with the 4 bolt holes on the MAF. Place the gasket on the CAI tube then the
throttle body on top of it. Put your bolts in place then hand tighten the nuts onto them.
With all 4 bolts in place, tighten the nuts down with your socket wrench.
Now find your air filter, a hose clamp, and the large metal piece that curves at the bottom
(there are 2 holes for bolts at the bottom). Slide the large metal piece over the CAI tube
with the bottom of the curve pointing towards the curve in the CAI tube. Slide the hose
clamp over the CAI tube then put the air filter on the end and secure it with the hose
clamp.
Before you go any further, find the 2 metal pieces that are thin on one end and bigger on
the other (they also have a hole in the large end that is threaded for a bolt). Push these 2
pieces into the rubber grommets that were originally holding the air filter housing in
place.
Take your other coupler and put it over the exposed end of the MAF. Use a hose clamp to
secure the coupler to the MAF. Now take the CAI tube with all the parts you’ve attached
and insert the air filter end into the hole in the fender where the original air filter housing
was attached. You should be able to match up the holes in the curved metal plate to the
holes in the metal pieces you inserted into the rubber grommets. But we’ll deal with that
in a bit.
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Slide a hose clamp over the first half of the CAI that you installed and slide the coupler,
that is attached to the MAF, over the open end of that first half. It can be tricky to the
coupler to go over it, but keep at it and you’ll get it. Secure the couple with the hose
clamp.
Now take your bolt that was holding the air filter housing to the fender and use it to
secure the metal plate by the air filter to the fender. Use the 2 bolts provided with your
CAI kit to secure the bottom of the metal plate to the metal pieces in the rubber
grommets.
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Reconnect the electrical connector to your MAF, reconnect your battery, and take it for a
test drive!
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