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Ford Explorer Community - Maintenance - Modifications - Performance Upgrades - Problem Solving - Off-Road - Street
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it's a replacement panel style air filter allowing better breathing for your engine, however if your thinking about one you may want to save up your pennies and go for a kkm tru-rev filter kit - they are by far the choice here for better performance on the 91-94 x's. you can do a search by hitting the search button to your upper right and find tons of threads on this subject if your interested.
todd
disconnect the neg battery cable for half an hour and leave the headlight switch on.... then reconnect the cable and let the car idle for 10 minutes then go drive it around town
THANKS FOR THE LINKS...
NOW I'VE GOT TO MAKE THE DECISION AS TO WHICH IS BETTER...THE K&N OR THE KKN TRU-REV...
ANY OPINIONS WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED!!
the K&N FIPK and the KKM are both excellant choices. the drop in K&N is better than stock, but it uses the stock airbox which is more restrictive than an open filter element likr the other two.
The proper procedure to reset the computer is to unplug the tester from the test port right after the first set of signals,needle sweeps,blinks.(whatever way your doing it). This tells the computer to clear the stored codes and will not require the computer to relearn the condition of your engine.
OK ...which is the correct way to reset the computer? I like the simple disconnect the neg battery cable and come back in 1/2 hour..
The only question is...do i turn the headlight switch on before or after i disconnect the battery?
well i believe speedfreak is correct when it comes to clearing just the error codes we're going for more of a complete reset - that way the computer will relearn with the new equipment, i did the disconnect and headlight thing which was recommended by many here, as for when to turn them on, doesn't matter the point is to have a major drainage point for left over currnet in the system
OK...obviously I'm not the greatest car machanic in the world!! Leave the switch on to provide electric drainage? I though once the cable was disconnected there would be no pwer to anything? Can you tell I'm getting lost? LOL LOL
when you first disco the battery there is still power in the system (stored energy) thats being held in the system, by turning the headlights on it provides a major drain hence cleansing the system quicker
just unplug the battery, then turn on the headlight switch. then turn it off before you reconnect the battery.
you have to let it idle for a few minutes, then take it for a drive. after a little normal driving try flooring it to get into the higher rpms.