Subject	Intake
Posted by	ed300zx on December 27, 2004 at 2:38 PM
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Message	Is it true that on a rainy day the Cold Air Intake sucks water into the engine. Eventually messing up fuel injectors.
Follow Ups	Intake - ed300zx 14:38:00 12/27/04 depends (n/m) - Tissan© 14:39:00 12/27/04 way to be helpful (n/m) - College Boy 19:20:13 12/27/04 DIAF (n/m) - Tissan© 22:28:28 12/27/04 Re: depends - Z32Nizzan 19:22:40 12/27/04 lol (n/m) - mousersix (San Antonio) 02:03:26 12/28/04 I've never heard of that - ZLover4Life 14:48:06 12/27/04 2nd. theres a steam cleaning technique that uses the - mousersix (San Antonio) 14:57:26 12/27/04 I'd be more concerned of hydrolocking - ericgl 14:51:06 12/27/04 Enough water will cause hydrolock - aggiez32 14:52:40 12/27/04 I've never had that problem (n/m) - Z32Nizzan 15:03:04 12/27/04 Nope. If that were the case, then water injection would - Ash's Z 15:08:39 12/27/04 whatever happened to your NA>TT writeup on - BoostLesZ 15:17:13 12/27/04 happened in my honda once. car shutoff in the middle of the - BoostLesZ 15:13:52 12/27/04 Had a friend who drove his Honda through a puddle - 92nissanzx 15:18:32 12/27/04 Just read this - ZCRZY 15:21:00 12/27/04 Could happen.. - 90BlkZ18 16:03:15 12/27/04 engine performance suffers with the z32 in heavy rain - ScubaSteve 17:20:10 12/27/04 2nd - T0M 19:19:05 12/27/04 I live in Florida, drive daily, NEVER had that problem - Fast300 22:23:43 12/27/04 That sounds like a problem w. your car. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 00:24:16 12/28/04 There probably was. But it still proves the moisture in the - ScubaSteve 09:59:15 12/28/04 It's cheap water injection!!!!! :p - College Boy 19:22:08 12/27/04
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