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37948, intake backfire, need help
Posted by loudgs, Nov-23-02 11:51 AM
everytime I'm getting on it with my new intake (aem cai) as well as my old short ram, I'd shift into 2nd and hear BANG! come from my intake, I thought it was just my old intake being loud but my new one's doing it, I have new plugs and wires NGK BKR5E-11's and Magnecore 8.5's, do I need to mess with my timing?
37949, RE: intake backfire, need help
Posted by Michael_97RS, Nov-23-02 12:50 PM
Intake backfire generally means a lean condition. Look at fuel. Possibly a crank sensor or cam sensor (just a hunch)?

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37950, RE: intake backfire, need help
Posted by loudgs, Nov-23-02 02:06 PM
how would I get this checked, as far as our engine goes I'm somewhat of a novice
37951, RE: intake backfire, need help
Posted by Smoke Honda, Nov-23-02 06:31 PM
you'll prob need a by-pass valve or breather installed on your intake.
37952, RE: intake backfire, need help
Posted by iamnotwhoiam, Nov-23-02 07:15 PM
you'll have to bring it up to ARD.. and we'll figure it out. and are you sure its a backfire and not something clanging around in the engine bay. perhaps i may have something to do in relation to your gutted cat or a clogged fuel filter or something. i have never gotten any sort of backfire on my car, but hopefully we can get it figured out and fixed.
37953, RE: intake backfire, need help
Posted by loudgs, Nov-24-02 04:12 AM
true dat, thanks man, I'll be there weekend after next, Myke wanted me to come over there and smoke him anyways :)
37954, RE: intake backfire, need help
Posted by juggalo, Nov-24-02 07:05 AM
if your intake valves aren't seating good it'll do it
37955, RE: intake backfire, need help
Posted by UNSpooled95GS, Nov-24-02 09:49 AM
try putting your factory wires back on, or better yet, got to an autoparts sotre and buy some cheap replacements.This problem alost always is plug wire related.it happened to me.
37956, RE: intake backfire, need help
Posted by loudgs, Nov-24-02 10:27 AM
thanks guys, trying that now