I was going to install a HKS BOV today but had some things come up, Now I am trying to Put the stock cold side pipe back on and it seems like it doesnt fit onto the intercooler, it seems everything i try the F*cker wont go back on....HELP please I have to drive to work tomorrow
Try removing the clamps and starting with the bottom pipe, get that one then slide the clamp through the top or open it all the way. Then worry about the rest... Good luck.
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I honestly can't remember if there are couplers connecting the cold pipe on or if they are built onto it....Anyway....here's my story.
I have a AGP cold pipe and it took be about 30-45 minutes to get that little fucker on. An oil soaked t-shirt and two screwdriver stab wounds later, it went on.
I found that if you tighten the couplers to the intercooler and throttle body first....it's a little easier to get the pipe to slide in both at the same time...rather than going from bottom to top. (gives you more room to wiggle the pipe around)
takes ten min if you have done it a bunch...bottom to top and slide the bottom of the coupler on the tb then use some force and a screw driver if you must to get it on the tb..... just keep trying.
And its the stock one right? should be the easiest cold side pipe to put on. just an fyi when your putting on your hard pipes.
You almost have to turn into the hulk in order to get it on. I looked over and started turning green and told my dog, "you wouldn't like me when i'm angry", then the coldside pipe went on nice and easy.
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