I just got my Cobb CAI in the mail yesterday. Is there anyone with decent tools/knowhow that lives in the Newark/Fremont/Union City area that would be willing to help me get it installed?? I could probably do it myself but would feel better w/some help seeing as how this is my first power mod and I haven't intalled an intake before. I'd really appreciate it if someone could give me a hand with this, thanks.

P.S.: I get off school today at 2pm so just post back or pm/email me about it.

 

Ha ha you said power mod!

Someone will volunteer I'm sure. Or just show up to UCKK with some tools.

 

If you can get someone else to do it great and more power to ya.

But if you have a set of screwdrivers and sockets you might just want to try it out yourself. It's a very easy mod that will give you coinfidence in other mods down the road.

Just goto the store and get some beer and food on a saturday. throw a couple back then goto Scoobymods.com to see how it's done. slap it on and reset the ecu and wait overnight for the battery to drain....done!


eric

 

Hey Jeff


Check out www.scoobymods.com

I have to study some tonight, but if you want, i might be able to help you. I get off work around 4/5pm, gimme a call. I'll PM you my number,

-Gagan

 

If you need a place to do it I have the tools you'll need. I live in fremont.

PM if need be.
larry

 

Just step on the brake for 5 seconds

 

duh...you know what I meant.. not the battery but the left over juice

 

I did that for about 4 mins. My radio presets were still there...


Take off the neg terminal, let it sit overnight. It WILL work.

-Gagan

 

I think half an hour will work... but it could be just me. Also you can try touching both terminals together. However, I do not recomend this unless you feel you are grounded fairly well.

I normally wait 30 - 60 mins then turn her over and let her idle for 10 mins. That generally does the trick.

 

Seriously guys...your cars are weird. I unplug my battery, step on the brake until the ODO goes blank...and everything is dead. Radio presets, tripmeter, clock...