hello

another stupid ass question but here go's ...see the co screw thats beside the airfilter , mine sits up about 2inches from the metering unit .is this normal its just that when i go to fit my new induction kit i cant cos the shaft that holds the co screw is in the way and means i cant get the filter onto the unit...i know this probley sounds crazy shit but its really baffled me







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cheers

rab

 

Ok, you have the later and more user friendly metering head, however you choice of filter is going to make life difficult, ive got a K&N and i can just squeeze it in and it pushes the lip over ever so slightly, you filter is a lot larger than mine however.

You could remove the post and block the hole with a screw if you are very keen on having that filter..........

 

hmmm see this is the next question was can i just take the wee post out and leave it ?? wont it affect anything or is it mearly there for easy acess to the co screw if that makes sence

 

If you remove the post YOU MUST block the hole by other means, the early ones have a screw in, whether its threaded or not i dont know, nothing saying u couldnt tap it though

 

aa right ok i see and then if i ever need to set the co just a matter of taking away what ive used to block it up?

 

I'd recommned re-fitting the post for adjustments, the early metering heads were a nightmare because unblocking the hole made an air leak therefore affecting the emissions results, so the post allows adjustment without air leaks.

Will take a few seconds to swap over

 

aa thats great mate ..as ever safechav total gentle man a million Go raibh mile maith agat (see google )

 

No problem

We're all here to help

Haven't got a fucking clue on that last bit i don't like cryptic puzzles

 

lolol its means a thousands thank yous in irish cheers for the help again