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2004 Toyota Celica GT
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2004 Toyota Celica GT
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Just got my AEM Intake last night, I want to install today, but it says if I dont install it well, it would damage my engine...so should I still install by myself? If so, how long it might take to install, because I have to make sure I could finish it before night? I would start to do it soon, any suggest for me? Or any thing I should pay attention?

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2000 Toyota Celica
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do it urself..check the install page for guides..also over on the NC web they also got some instructions..u can finish it in about 1hr if you take ur time..just go slow and make sure everything is connected the way it suppose to be..and congrat on ur new Intake.. thumbsup

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Only way you could really damage your engine is if you seriously mess up placement of the hoses. Your CEL should let you know how well your install went.


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