timothy

i havent noticed any problems with mine AFTER i reset the battery...although i do see the gap on my intake so we will see if the SEL light comes back on over time. i am still pleased with the intake overall

RedStar

Tim how many miles you have on it now after you reset the battery?

*Zero*

iTrader: (2)

i've seen this same thing on a civic where their maf doesnt sit flush.....what you can do is use gasket sealer which comes in a tube from local auto parts store and put it around the gap....it will hold as it worked with the civic as well and will come off with ease if need to be removed just a suggestion

08LancerEVO

^your talkin about RTV right?

timothy

about 200 miles including some really hard driving

RedStar

WTF! YOUR SO LUCKY LOL, Your one of the lucky guys who gets the good one lol.

GTSturtle

Hi,

I've put over 1000km on my SRI and no light yet. I even had one with stripped threads on the spacer. Guess I got lucky. For anyone that does have it installed, have you noticed any changes in gas mileage. I got around 30-40km less on my first tank, but just did a lot of highway driving in the cold and got almost 600km on a tank, which is around 100km more than normal (which is all city).

RedStar

I read on lancertuners that SRI steal gas more than our normal filters but not so sure because when i emailed RRM about if the sri will increase gas milage they said it would :s

nj_08_gts

iTrader: (1)

The SRI would slightly increase gas mileage only if you continue to drive your Lancer like normal...RRM is correct. If you constantly have the pedal to the floor just so you can hear the intake make noise, you will sap your mileage. At least some Fujita intakes also have a fitment issue with the MAF sensor, so having a gap that lets out/in air where it's not supposed to will also net you worse mileage (not to mention lost power).

soopermark

i have done everything that people have suggested, added two rubber rings thinner to fit snuggly into the hole. Tried adding vaseline as well :P.

Move the filter outwards too!.

i've had the intake for about 3 weeks now, and i have been playing around wit resetting the battery. What i noticed is that it doesnt matter how many kms u drive. I drove from toronto to montreal (around 600km) with brand new rubber rings installed the same day...and used the stock screws to make the mas sensor super tight. The light never came on during the entire trip. When i finally stopped to get gas in montreal, and got back on the highway, the light came back on on the ramp when i was gunning it.

When i got to montreal, the same day i took out the mas sensor again, re tighten the rubber seals around and made sure everything was tight (this wuld be my 6th time doing this) and i was able to drive around the city for the next few days with no light. I was about to put those damn Fujita stickers on my windows until the stupid light came on again on the ramp on my way to the highway (on my way back to toronto).

My observation is, you may not get the light for awhile until you do hard driving aka gunning it on the highway picking up from the ramp etc.
i've also had times where i get the light 50km into driving.

I called fujita numerous times, spoke to brian, he said he hasnt heard anybody else having the same problem. I suggest every single one of you guys to call them everyday until they work on a fix.


btw, gona put on duct tape now.

i am pissed.

Thanks,
Mark

timothy

of course they are gonna tell you that..although ive only really heard of 2-3 people with the SES light and i know a ton of more people have the intake. im gonna test your theory about running the car hard and see if that causes my SES light to come back on.

08_tweek

Myself, a buddy in Arcadia, and Brian at Fujita is working on a fix for the ses light issue.

For cvt owners with the intake, please contact rt@f5air.com for your bracket fix asap if you haven't already done so, or fabricated yourself one.

So far, we've narrowed it down to two problems so far.
1. The diameter for the maf sensor being slightly irregular or big.
2. The coupler is fitting lose on the intake pipe. For those who own it, if you look at the coupler and depending on how you fastened the t-clamp, it will still seem like it's not a tight fit.

Thus the reason why you get it most a spiritual higher speed drivings because it is causing more air to get sucked in.

soopermark

please keep us updated.

thanks.

!

lancer0220

iTrader: (6)

and SOME people laughed when i showed the intake i made by modifying a mazda 3 intake... took me 2 hours MAF sensor sits perfectly, have had it installed 2-3 months with no problems...

nj_08_gts

iTrader: (1)

Maybe you should work for Fujita.