yup, did that. I mean, the ecu isn't going anywhere.... its bolted down by the back, and the front part of the ecu bracket is attached with that other rubber piece. I don' think it will fall off, but it does sway left to right when you move it. Just feels werid :/did you use the rubber bushing in the stock air box? mine did that too but i forgot that part.
yup, I did that too. the little domed prong piece goes into the bottom part of the bracket... maybe tomorrow I will do a more detailed video showing everything and the connections.did you push down on the bracket so the "prong" goes into the bushing on the bottom part of the bracket? the one closest to the battery. maybe its not in all the way? can you pull it up off of it?
I had the exact same problem, its kinda in there but you can wiggle it. I stopped caring about it, its not going anywhere or isn't damaging the ECU in anyway. And I did it the way it was suppose to be.yup, I did that too. the little domed prong piece goes into the bottom part of the bracket... maybe tomorrow I will do a more detailed video showing everything and the connections.
actually, that's not a bad idea! I have some black zip ties, I think I'll fix it tomorrow. Thanks for the suggestion!I thought the same thing when installing my CAI and couldn't figure out how to fix it so I zip tied it to surrounding metal and i definitely feel better about it and its not an eye soar
Thanks for the reassurance, and thanks for the bad ass intake, I love it!Yeah, we have 1000s of miles racked up and no issues thus far
Oh, make sure you removed the metal rod in the rubber grommet, that will stop the rubber from squeezing down properly.
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This has to be the worst mounting setup I have ever seen. You might as well hang it from a string. Shame on you Turbokits for a poor "upgrade" package!!! And you smile about it? Can you imagine how the CPU flops around and eventually the connections get stressed.
FYI: It doesn't HELP absorb shock being loose like that in the video or they would have designed it that way. Maybe with little shock absorbers!
It doesn't really matter if its secure tightly or if its a little lose. Its not going anywhere, unless you take your forte 4x4ing then I don't see a problem. I agree it could be MORE secure but we live in america nothings perfectQuote from Turbokits..."Yeah, we have 1000s of miles racked up and no issues thus far"
This has to be the worst mounting setup I have ever seen. You might as well hang it from a string. Shame on you Turbokits for a poor "upgrade" package!!! And you smile about it? Can you imagine how the CPU flops around and eventually the connections get stressed.
FYI: It doesn't HELP absorb shock being loose like that in the video or they would have designed it that way. Maybe with little shock absorbers!
It doesn't really matter if its secure tightly or if its a little lose. Its not going anywhere, unless you take your forte 4x4ing then I don't see a problem. I agree it could be MORE secure but we live in america nothings perfect![]()
I installed my turbokits cold air intake yesterday, and everything went just fine, however im not too sure the ecu bracket went on right? look at the video below to see what I mean. Any answers greatly appreciated.