#1207, "'97 2.4L Spyder in need of cold air intake. HELP PLEASE!!"
Alright I have been trying to get answers from all around, but I am new to this stuff so work with me.
I am now looking into doing some bolt-on improvements to my 97 Eclipse Spyder GS with the 2.4L engine. However, I am having problems finding a cold air intake system for it. I guess it turns out that the air sensor can not be by-passed (at least not to my knowledge). I even tried the simple MOD of removing the bottom honey comb in the mass air housing. My "Check Engine" light came and the car idled poorly. Put the honey comb back and everything works fine. I can't unplug the air sensor harness otherwise the "Check Engine" light comes on.
Does anyone know how to successfully get a cold air intake system on this engine (links, info, email, etc.. is appreciated)? Or does anyone know of a DIY cold air intake project?
Any help is more than appreciated. I am dying to start getting the extra power, but I don't know how to get past this one.
#1210, "RE: '97 2.4L Spyder in need of cold air intake. HELP PLEASE!!" In response to Reply # 2
why get an cold air kit???. if ya go the cash, i think your best option would be for turbo. star makes a kit for you 2.4L guys. Pretty sweet looking package. saw it at the last DSM meet at RRE
#111748, "RE: '97 2.4L Spyder in need of cold air intake. HELP PLEASE!!" In response to Reply # 4
Originally posted by Lily03 my friend is running into this same issue.. and of course he runs to me to help figure things out... has anyone come up with a can to connect the sensor to the rest of the cia piping?
Any reason why you couldn't just use piping the same diameter as the MAF and fit it with a coupler? If I can plumb an SRT4 front mount into a Galant VR4 using parts I got at Home Depot in the PVC plumbing aisle, I'm sure something can be figured out.
Maybe your friend should be encouraged to be content with replacing the filter with a K&N or something simple like that.
#111750, "RE: '97 2.4L Spyder in need of cold air intake. HELP PLEASE!!" In response to Reply # 5
Some Advance/Auto Zones sell MAF adapters in the DIY intake section.
Also, Scepter (I think, they sell it at Autozone) has a kit, kinda expensive off the bat, you basically fit it all to gether, then label, and send back. They credit you for pieces not used, then TIG weld your intake and send it back
#119249, "RE: '97 2.4L Spyder in need of cold air intake. HELP PLEASE!!" In response to Reply # 6
Originally posted by teklein Some Advance/Auto Zones sell MAF adapters in the DIY intake section. Also, Scepter (I think, they sell it at Autozone) has a kit, kinda expensive off the bat, you basically fit it all to gether, then label, and send back. They credit you for pieces not used, then TIG weld your intake and send it back
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If I can plumb an SRT4 front mount into a Galant VR4 using parts I got at Home Depot in the PVC plumbing aisle, I'm sure something can be figured out.
