| Author | Message | ||
     Limitedx1 |
how critical is the placement of the air temp sensor for my 2000 x1, can i self contain it right under the tank in its own filter element, or does it have to be in the intake filter element. problem is i bought a forcewinder with no provision for the sensor, i may be able to cut a hole in the back of it, but the filter looks like there is no room for it. also would putting it in the coolest place possible help performance? | ||
| Chasespeed |
Your best bet, is, on the back of the air filter element, ream out a small hole, and push the sensor in there... You really do want it in the intake stream... Chase | ||
| Natexlh1000 |
I've also seen people stick the end of it in one of the grooves in the K&N element with the rain booty thing holding it in. My own cheat: I rerouted the breathers to the street and I used a filter for an M2 that has only one hole in the back for the breather. breather hole becomes temp sensor hole  | ||
| Wile_ecoyote |
Listen to Chase, thats what I did am very pleased. On an unrelated issue, thanks Chase. Advice you gave on lean mixture worked like a charm. Plug is goldy brown now instead of white. | ||
| Chasespeed |
Advice you gave on lean mixture worked like a charm. Plug is goldy brown now instead of white. No worries, glad I could be of help... AS long as I can keep SOMEONE(since I cant keep myself)} on the road, I am happy... Chase |
