Keep in mind that when this job is done by a shop with a fluid exchange system, it also removes and replaces the fluid that is in the torque converter. That's something you won't accomplish by draining it in your driveway. Not to mention the mess you'll make since these 'gems' don't have a...
I test those by removing the switch, connecting a voltmeter on the terminals set for continuity, and put pressure to it with an air gun. Continuity=good, no continuity=bad......
Don't get me wrong. I thinks it's cool. (Note the smiley/icon) No direspect meant. However, if you look at my post you'll see that I'm not claiming mine to be a cold air intake.
Not exactly a 'cold air' set up because of where the filter is but I have this. It's a Jim Wolf Pop Charger which is actually designed for a 1991 Nissan NX1600 I once owned just happens to fit the Ranger 2.9 MAF sensor.
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