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Fabspeed Intake and Chk Egn Light

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi Again! Just wondering if someone could please inform me if the Fabspeed CAI for a '03 996 throws the Check Engine Light? I'm asking because my understanding is that the CAI requires some modification to one of the sensors...or sensor placement. Anyways, any info, as always, is greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance

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DON'T OVER-OIL THE AIR FILTER. That's what my dealer claims is the #1 problem with the aftermarket boxes - not the box itself, but that people feel the need to over-oil the filter.

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