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Old 05-19-2008, 10:35 PM   #1 (permalink)
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AFE CAI Fuel Milage Loss

Installed my AFE CAI, And noticed a decrease in my Fuel Milage has anyone else experinced this. It was fine when I had just the Catback intially, then installed the CAI and seem to be looseing 100-miles per Tank less in Fuel milage?
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Many people notice a decrease in fuel efficiency with these mods simply because they like the new, more aggressive sounds and tend to be heavier on the throttle as a result.

Are these actual, measured losses or are they the computer reported figures on your info screen? Was the battery disconnected when the CAI was installed? It takes the computer a while to "adapt" to new intake mods and begin reporting accurate info.

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Old 05-19-2008, 10:40 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Installed my AFE CAI, And noticed a decrease in my Fuel Milage has anyone else experinced this. It was fine when I had just the Catback intially, then installed the CAI and seem to be looseing 100-miles per Tank less in Fuel milage?
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Old 05-19-2008, 10:55 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Installed my AFE CAI, And noticed a decrease in my Fuel Milage has anyone else experinced this. It was fine when I had just the Catback intially, then installed the CAI and seem to be looseing 100-miles per Tank less in Fuel milage?
Check your tires ., I think you'll notice more wear too !!!!!
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Hasn't happened to me, I actually gained .5-1 MPG when I put on the CAI. I would freak out if I was losing that much!
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i have one and i cant say i gained anything for gas but i heard the mass air flow sensor is at fault. all the air overloads it and the power changes from day to day. you will notice that one day it has bottom end and the next day it doesnt. i also have a cat back system
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Are you disconnecting the negative battery post before the install on this C.A.I ?
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The maf's are very sensitive on these vehicles, the same design as the fords. It will cause it to lean out our run pig rich, the only thing i can suggest is to find a way to move the maf closer to the tb, but thats nearly impossible without some major modding on your 300+ dollar intake.
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