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2002 Won't Start After Installing Weapon*R Intake
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2002 GS300 Won't Start After Installing Weapon*R Intake
Help everyone! After I installed Weapon*R intake, my car won't start. I checked all the connection and everything is connected where they're suppose to be. I even disconnected the battery to reset the computer system and the car still won't start. Of course, I reconnected the battery. The car start up fine after I reinstall the factory intake. Any advice would be appreciated.
Last edited by StylinGS300; May 4, 2002 at 08:29 AM.
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Thanks guys! The car starts now. This morning when I start up the GS stalled. It seem like it didn't get enough air. The engine was choking, shaking and then stall. Do I have to adjust anything? If so, what?
The GS lag between 700-1500rpm. It seem like it doesn't want to move. Any advice is appreciated.
The GS lag between 700-1500rpm. It seem like it doesn't want to move. Any advice is appreciated.
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one of three things:
<> everything not sealed tight... ( rubber gasket inbetween intake and sensor)
<> ECU reset for 20-30 mins then drive for 5-10 mins... it should be ok after that.
<> something wrong with the speed sensor ( dunno what though ... when i had this issue ... thats what the problem was .... thats what the lexus shop said @ least)
<> everything not sealed tight... ( rubber gasket inbetween intake and sensor)
<> ECU reset for 20-30 mins then drive for 5-10 mins... it should be ok after that.
<> something wrong with the speed sensor ( dunno what though ... when i had this issue ... thats what the problem was .... thats what the lexus shop said @ least)
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Thank you everyone for your advice. The sensor holes was welding backward and the MAF sensor was linking air. I'm sending it to Weapon*R and they'll send me another pipe. Once again thank you for all of your advice.
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Originally posted by CamRen
one of three things:
<> everything not sealed tight... ( rubber gasket inbetween intake and sensor)
<> ECU reset for 20-30 mins then drive for 5-10 mins... it should be ok after that.
<> something wrong with the speed sensor ( dunno what though ... when i had this issue ... thats what the problem was .... thats what the lexus shop said @ least)
one of three things:
<> everything not sealed tight... ( rubber gasket inbetween intake and sensor)
<> ECU reset for 20-30 mins then drive for 5-10 mins... it should be ok after that.
<> something wrong with the speed sensor ( dunno what though ... when i had this issue ... thats what the problem was .... thats what the lexus shop said @ least)
To reset the ECU all I have to do is disconnect the battery for 20 to 30 mins. Is that correct? The reason I ask is because I don't know much about cars. I just drive them.
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