2010 Intake??
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Anything that fit a 3rd gen 6.7 should work.
Any info on whether or not the H&S or Smarty kills the MIL that comes up with a CAI
Any info on whether or not the H&S or Smarty kills the MIL that comes up with a CAI
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I would not change your intake until you get a programmer.
If you get a CAI that works (Airaid) they will cause a CEL for too much air flow. The 2010+ are very tempermental and have sensors everywhere.
If you get a CAI that works (Airaid) they will cause a CEL for too much air flow. The 2010+ are very tempermental and have sensors everywhere.
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Their are only a few intakes that will tecnically bolt in to a 2010+ truck without as least some modification. The S&B's require some plastic mods and also can cause issues with the alternator plug from it rubbing on the side of the intake. It is an expensive repair at the dealer. A few of the aFE's will fit with a a bracket change.
Most of them will throw codes if not running H&S software.
Most of them will throw codes if not running H&S software.
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For some reason I have a check engine light now, going to investigate this afternoon...still runs perfect!
Maybe I should just leave the intake alone for now...I just want a bit more whistle
Chris
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Chris, you have to unplug the throttle butterfly valve. The new air horn has to have a provision for the map sensor. I have a new air horn in my garage, just waiting to find the correct time to replace it. I'm assuming you are going to install plates on the exhaust manifold as well. I'm going to use an old 2nd gen ATS exhaust manifold that I have laying around. I really don't like idea of plates. I got mine from Passenger, just have to get some additional dyno runs to get a comparision of the stocker to the new air horn.
http://www.competitiondiesel.com/for...ad.php?t=89680
I'll get around to taking some pictures and show you what it looks like. Its a pretty nice pic. You going with a CAI system or going to run the stock unit?
http://www.competitiondiesel.com/for...ad.php?t=89680
I'll get around to taking some pictures and show you what it looks like. Its a pretty nice pic. You going with a CAI system or going to run the stock unit?
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Did not know a programmer was involved.
I believe you have to run the ME verision of the programming in turn will require you to do some DPF and EGR work, but in the end you should not have any CELs.
I believe you have to run the ME verision of the programming in turn will require you to do some DPF and EGR work, but in the end you should not have any CELs.
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banks is the only company that has the intake for 2010. 2009s wont work because of rubbing issues with ac lines. they dont make **** else for our trucks yet which is really annoying. im doing a dpf delete which is suppossed to increase hps and mpgs.cant wait anymore for programmer, going nuts, want more power and am being denied
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oh, one more thing. no scoop for our trucks either. banks said they were having issues with lines in the way and sediment getting in. ive had an intercooler from an 09 sitting in my room for the past year because they sold me the wrong one and havent sent a 2010 yet because it still isnt done after me being told for the past 8 months "yeah no problem, it will be ready by the end of the month"
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Chris, you have to unplug the throttle butterfly valve. The new air horn has to have a provision for the map sensor. I have a new air horn in my garage, just waiting to find the correct time to replace it. I'm assuming you are going to install plates on the exhaust manifold as well. I'm going to use an old 2nd gen ATS exhaust manifold that I have laying around. I really don't like idea of plates. I got mine from Passenger, just have to get some additional dyno runs to get a comparision of the stocker to the new air horn.
http://www.competitiondiesel.com/for...ad.php?t=89680
I'll get around to taking some pictures and show you what it looks like. Its a pretty nice pic. You going with a CAI system or going to run the stock unit?
http://www.competitiondiesel.com/for...ad.php?t=89680
I'll get around to taking some pictures and show you what it looks like. Its a pretty nice pic. You going with a CAI system or going to run the stock unit?
TV is unplugged, as is the EGR Valve on the intake, and whatever is on the exhaust manifold.
Eventually, when I get closer to out of warranty, I'll rip everything off, and change out the intake plate, air horn, grids, etc, etc. For now, all that is staying on.
As for the EGR, the cooler is staying until it starts leaking...me and my Cummins dealer think that deleting them completely may be contributing to blown headgaskets...so for now, it stays.
I was looking for CAI's, but looks like for now, stock it is. Just looking for a bit more whistle, so it looks like I'll be pulling the compressor housing and taking out the silencer ring device that is made in them now.
Chris
Oh, and my code was P0137...O2 Sensor code...cleared it, and went for a 150 mile drive, no more codes yet. ????