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likestoflooritMar-06-03 09:28 PM
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#46172, "Not good...."


          

So i was trying to take off my bumper so i could mesh it up and it started raining i worked on this thing for a while and could not get it off. So i bolt it back togher and drive to the gas station where my car began to stall and not idle.... I have a short ram intake do u think a little bit of water on the intake will mess it up?? Not sure whats up with it....Do you think it will go away once it passes through. emoji

97 Rs 5sp
-Intake
-Front upper strut bar
-Tint 20% o yeah
-Coilovers/KYB ADJ
-60mm TB
-P&P intake mani
-Cat Back System.
-Funny Rims?? dont lie
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mcgyvrMar-07-03 03:24 AM
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#46180, "RE: Not good...."
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nope, probably not, Ive had my filter just get completely soaked by rain, but to really do some damage you need to submerge the filter in water.

Are you getting a CEL??

1998 dodge avenger 4 cyl AT
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