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Summary: Secure a custom air intake on your car when installing a custom air intake; learn how from our expert mechanic in this free auto-maintenance video.
Jake Breyck has been working on cars for nearly 12 years. He has owned his own shop, Works Garage in Tampa Florida, for 5 years. He mainly works with Japanese performance vehicles...read more
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"Hi! I'm Jake Breyck and today on behalf of Expert Village, I am going to show you how to install a custom car intake. Now next after you've made sure you've got everything aligned with the proper brackets and everything, you want to secure everything down tightly so it doesn't rattle while you are driving. You want to start by securing the fan that holds the intake to the throttle body. This is the other clamp that we didn't secure earlier. Once that is tight, you want to secure any brackets that your system may have that is in your side intake. Once you do that, give it a jiggle and make sure that it is nice and tight. "
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