07 TC Intake Problem - Please help if you have info on 07 TC
I installed a cold air intake on my TC and got the check engine light when I started my car. So I tried doing an EFI reset by pulling the fuse for a few mintues, put it back in, which did nothing.
So then I tried disconnecting the negative battery cable, and the check engine light was off when I started the car, so I let the car sit for about 5 to 10 minutes, and started driving it after letting it sit.
But this is where my problem comes into place, the check engine light comes back on within 20 minutes to an hour while I'm driving. So I tried doing the battery reset the next day but I had the same exact problem with the check engine light coming on again. I guess the ECU on the 2007 TC is a little different than the 05 & 06 from what I understand.
Please help if you know whats up though.
So then I tried disconnecting the negative battery cable, and the check engine light was off when I started the car, so I let the car sit for about 5 to 10 minutes, and started driving it after letting it sit.
But this is where my problem comes into place, the check engine light comes back on within 20 minutes to an hour while I'm driving. So I tried doing the battery reset the next day but I had the same exact problem with the check engine light coming on again. I guess the ECU on the 2007 TC is a little different than the 05 & 06 from what I understand.
Please help if you know whats up though.
Originally Posted by bkuhl
did you move the grounding point in the wheel well? and if you did, did you sand/grind away the paint where the new ground is so that it's touching metal?
Originally Posted by TheQuietThings
sounds like you broke the MAF sensor
Originally Posted by ashiva
if u put an intake for an older year on, you've probably just stated your problem. try the correct intake made for the 07. btw u still may have messed up ur maf.
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Originally Posted by super_sci_tc
Originally Posted by TheQuietThings
i think its between $300-$400 for a new one
Check to make sure it is the right year intake for your car. If it is and you are still throwing the CEL, put your stock intake back on 100% and bring it in and act like you have no idea what an aftermarket intake is.
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you shouldn't have even been able to fit the '07 MAF into the older intakes... well.. it'll go in.. but won't stay in...
sound more like an installation issue if it wasn't becuase of that.. check for leaks.. check for loose connections.
if none of those work.... you're screwed.
sound more like an installation issue if it wasn't becuase of that.. check for leaks.. check for loose connections.
if none of those work.... you're screwed.
Originally Posted by Scott8
Originally Posted by super_sci_tc
Originally Posted by TheQuietThings
i think its between $300-$400 for a new one
now go take care of your tc and in the future buy her parts made only for her year.
Originally Posted by super_sci_tc
Originally Posted by CuRiOuSfIsH
how did you manage to keep the MAF down?!
wha?!?! Here's a good saying, and I think it fits this situation: "If it doesn't fit right, it's the wrong one."
Originally Posted by theunclesam
Originally Posted by super_sci_tc
Originally Posted by CuRiOuSfIsH
how did you manage to keep the MAF down?!
wha?!?! Here's a good saying, and I think it fits this situation: "If it doesn't fit right, it's the wrong one."
LOL yeah I know the project is freakin' stupid all together. i already took it off and put the stock intake back on. Now I am going to wait to get the right intake for the 07.


