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      03-30-2010, 12:27 PM   #1
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Installing My Injen DCI

I was installing my intake this morning and I got to the part with the relocation of the Power Steering Fluid Tank and it says for the 135i you have to drill to get a hole to screw this in but I have a 335i and I don't have a hole there and was wondering what other people did for this. For now im driving it without the front secured just the one on the side. Also I was unable to attach that same bracket to the scoop that brings air to the left cone. I don't know if i have that piece in wrong or what.

I will put up pictures this afternoon as Im in on campus right now.
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I was installing my intake this morning and I got to the part with the relocation of the Power Steering Fluid Tank and it says for the 135i you have to drill to get a hole to screw this in but I have a 335i and I don't have a hole there and was wondering what other people did for this. For now im driving it without the front secured just the one on the side. Also I was unable to attach that same bracket to the scoop that brings air to the left cone. I don't know if i have that piece in wrong or what.

I will put up pictures this afternoon as Im in on campus right now.
You just answered your own question, you have a 335i, so the step for the 135i doesn't apply. Just continue to follow the steps minus the drilling part and you should be fine. I wish I still had my Injen installed to show you what it would look like, but had to remove for dealer visit tomorrow.
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      03-30-2010, 01:26 PM   #3
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but what im saying is that there isn't a hole to put that screw in...or do i not use that screw...

Also i only hear it suck when im holding the pedal down about half way. when im flooring i cant hear and when i slightly accelerate i can't hear. Normal?
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Pretty Normal... atleast from my perspective. Are you running a tune or are you stock?

As for the Screw... Hmmm I'd have to look at the directions. I'll let you know later today in a PM
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Did you buy an intake to hear it?
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      03-30-2010, 05:03 PM   #6
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Not really to hear it...I'm just making sure that's normal that I shouldn't hear it all the time (though it sounds really good when the windows are down)

Also no I'm not running a tune. Buying one this week or next.
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The kit should have came with a small mounting bracket for the power steering. When you mount it it will be close to the front of your engine bay. Let me go find a picture of mine installed.
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Here's the link. The green circle is my power steering.

http://m.flickr.com/#/photos/m_truon...31085/sizes/m/
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i hear mine the most at like partial throttle when I'm boosting like 4-5 psi. Usually at higher speeds I dont hear anything because of road noise, engine noise, exhaust, etc
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