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  1. #1
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    Rpm drop when stop the car

    Hi everyone, any know why ? after i changed my air intake
    when i come to a stop or even when its on park the RPM’s drop
    so much it feels that the car will turn off..it hasnt turned off..but
    it feels like it will

  2. #2
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    er your revs will drop when your at a complete stop from 3-> 1 or less cause thats when its only idling if this is for an auto car would be the same aswell.
    SPAM|WERKS
    got you covered with a johnoroll

  3. #3
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    FD2 N/A what?
    i know your problem. the air flow meter has not been correctly refitted. take some pictures of your intake please

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    I bet your new maf adaptor has no vanes

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    Quote Originally Posted by xenonkuraz View Post
    I bet your new maf adaptor has no vanes
    Yea, i using steel pipe adapter, when i disconnect the maf sensor wire, the rpm meter stay fine...
    I'll upload my photo later.
    Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by xenonkuraz View Post
    I bet your new maf adaptor has no vanes
    Yea, i using steel pipe adapter, when i disconnect the maf sensor wire, the rpm meter stay fine...
    I'll upload my photo later.
    Thanks

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    That's the problem. You can't use that adaptor...the afm is very sensitive. It needs to be at a certain distance from the intake manifold and the housing must have vanes

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    FD2 N/A what?
    That pipe looks like it's designed for the dc5

  10. #10
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    But the seller told me for fd2... it's simota pipe...
    I wonder where can i buy the housing maf adapter?
    Sad ;(

  11. #11
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    Can you take a picture of inside the pipe? The maf side

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    Okay hold on

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