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Nov 5, 2001 | 10:11 PM

c5mikey

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CPU relearn

Just installed a Vortex air intake on my 02 EB coupe. Do I need to do a relearn procedure or will the CPU relearn by itself over time If I need to do a relearn, what is the best procedure? I have seen a couple of different ones on various forums. Thanks

Nov 5, 2001 | 10:50 PM

ace

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Re: CPU relearn (c5mikey)

Not a 100% certain, but from what I have heard, it seems to re-learn/re-calibrate between 50-100 miles.

Nov 5, 2001 | 11:24 PM

chuckster

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Re: CPU relearn (c5mikey)

No relearn.... Drive it like you stole it!
But now you are probably running lean and need a MAFT :D

Welcome to the fun

Nov 6, 2001 | 09:19 AM

Ben01C5

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Re: CPU relearn (chuckster)

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But now you are probably running lean and need a MAFT

Will you really need a new MAFT after putting on a cold air box???

Nov 6, 2001 | 11:10 AM

carpe dm

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Re: CPU relearn (c5mikey)

You can just drive it, but it won't hurt to disconnect the neg. terminal of the battery for a few minutes either. Have fun! :D

Nov 6, 2001 | 11:13 AM

chuckster

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Re: CPU relearn (Ben01C5)

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But now you are probably running lean and need a MAFT

Will you really need a new MAFT after putting on a cold air box???

When you buy a powerloader and you tell him you have cold air. They usually bump you up 5% rich no questions asked. So it's safe to say you can add the 5% with a MAFT. But get an Autotap 1st to check it.
http://www.Autotap.com

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