Intake pipe rubbing
 

ever since i put my red top battery in the intake pipe is rubbing on the top of my hood help?

Maybe you knocked it loose.

maybe its trying to escape the worst alero driver...

jk,

redo the piping? you dont tell us much, how about a pic?

give a me a few minutes to get a pic, i put electric tape where it was to try to help

It's installed wrong

~thread should be closed now :rolleyes2:

how do u mess up a cosmo? its one peice!

In that case::

How did you put a battery INSIDE your intake pipe... you must be a master mechanic....
because I can't do that

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ever since i put my red top battery in, the intake pipe is rubbing on the top of my hood

dude it sounded so funny without the grammar lol :lol:

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dude.

heres some pics, im wondering if an elbow from the store would help

well you could always extend the main battery wires and turn the battery to face the other direction. or if you are a huge quick-fix type of guy take the rounded side of a ball-peen hammer and give the tube a smack where it is rubbing. thats a bad idea tho.

im hoping theres something i have way wrong with the elbow

Yike, it's that close to touching the hot lead?

You could just put a rubber pad on it where it contacts the hood for now, reengineer it when you get time.

It should not be sitting on top of the battery like that and if it touches the postive connection of the battery, you're effed, plain and simple.

The piping looks like it's not in the elbow far enough and it's def roostered in that slicone elbow. Fix that.

Have an overall pic?

its older before the battery im afaid i cant attach it to this one because its attached to an other, im taking care to make sure the pipe never touches the possitive

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This is 3-inch to the throttle body? what is the TB O.D. ? I'll see if I have a better coupler in my pile of stuff.... you may have to shorten the alum. tubing a bit.