why can this CAI not be used with the TA hood?
1691042
This CAI was designed after the T/A hood had be developed. It was developed on the old style CAI and Mopar suggest using this older CAI on challengers with T/A hood to make the scoop functional. Part # 77060003AC, you will also need to update your coolant reservoir to 04596466AF
1691043
No, for T/A hood you will need to use the older 05-10 5.7L cold air intake kit. You may also need to change your coolant reservoir. Thank you for shopping with us.
6735
If you have space to mount it, you can probably get it to work on almost anything.Drawing coolant from the lowest part of the cooling system and putting it back on the engine side of the thermostat(you don't want the radiator cooling what you're trying to heat).Could require creative plumbing.
1588123
My hood came unattached and I can't figure out how to attach. I am going to have to return it. Not very happy about this situation.
860957
You may notice some vingetting using the hood, particularly at 10 mm. Compatibility is not an issuer with all of the adapters supplied.
862094
Actually, I'm not sure since I was not able to install it yet. The problem is that the product is actually defected. The hood is welded only on three sides. I tried to contact the seller by phone n via email since last week, but thus far no reply. I was going to hold off to see how the issue can be resolved before I rate my experience.
2140684
Sorry, no you can not use a Hood Protector on a vehicle that has the Eyesight system.
695283
No you can't, its too big, and doesn't fit well on the thermal. Not sure why it is included with the set.
2276624
I use an X100S so am not sure about the T. However, in the case of the S, it does fit with the adaptor and a filter but NOT with the hood.
420829
I bought the same unit to trouble shoot my 89 Mustang GT and a 1972 Mustang with a 1991 Lincoln 5.0 I took all the electronics out of the Lincoln and put in the 72 so it would remain a matched system but I can't get the OBD1 part of the scanner to work on either the 89 or the 72 with all OBD1 wiring and sensors. The 89 is all stock no modifications the manufactures told me because I had modified the car it won't work, both cars have all the same equipment installed just like the factory and the scanner should at least give me something other than it can't read the system. I would expect error codes or something from the tool. The scanner works fine on OBD2 systems but I didn't buy it for that so in my opinion this scanner is useless for OBD1 systems, oh I forgot I tried it on a friends 95 Chevy car and it didn't work either. I will not recommend anyone else to buy this particular scanner again.
1136626
You can pick 5 different options. under "size" you have options CT24, CTAC, GW19 , LS24, UM42. These "Sizes" are all different hood options. Select one and hit buy it now.
1900734
No it is not functional. Actually it looked quite silly on my Rubi, I ended up sending it back and getting the poision spyder hood louver instead which was the same price and can be functional, you just have to do some cutting into the hood.
72836
No. I tried it on my golf cart. I got erratic readings. once I removed the extra wire and relocated the tac to make up for the shorter wire it worked fine. The unit works well the only thing I notice is that it samples the engine RPM only about every 3-4 seconds.
681853
Good day, Unfortunately, out of the ten systems we offer, due to the design of your roof, none will be compatible. We do offer additional and specific fits under our Thule line of products. Thanks!
348814
I have done much research on this. If you Live in CA, you are not going to Purchase a CAI System, nor CARB sticker, directly from either K&N;, or Airaid - for a 2012-2014 3.6 Pentastar. I talked directly to them. If you have a 2011 or older, the State of CA Has approved it. With that said, our Mopar Dealer both Sold me one, and Installed their Mopar CAI on my 2014 3.6 - With the CARB Sticker ! It's a great unit.
1220817
you can get them to work but they were a real pain and took a lot of time to get them installed. I took them to a body shop and they couldn't install them. hoods with any slope are the problem. I think the design is poor.
2171323
You need to screw the adapter ring which comes with it, and then slip on the hood. In my experience, the hood bayonet engagement came in tight, so I gave it some muscle and it slid in.
1655006
The hood should not interfere with the normal lens cap. At least it doesn't on mine. I am able to use the cap that came with the lens.