How to Install: JWT Pop Charger. (Noob Proof Version) w/Pics
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Okay..so yesterday I got my JWT pop charger in mail. I wasn't doing anything in the eve, so I thought why not install the pop charger. It came with decent instruction and good pics. I usually takes pics of ANY install I do. It's about 4 am and I can't sleep. So, I thought why not make a thread. You can disconnect the negative (-) side of the battery NOW and start your installation or if you wanna listen to radio/CD as you install your pop charger, you can disconnect the neg (-) side AFTER the install.
Pop Charger Installation Attachment 422286 Tools needed: a. Philips Screwdriver. b. 10 mm wrench. c. Drill gun with a very thin drill bit. d. 1 hour of free time. Attachment 422287 Step 1: Take old filter out. Attachment 422288 Step 2: Loosen the clip that's holding the MAF wire Attachment 422289 Step 3: Un-plug MAF wire and take out the MAF wire loom from the bend Attachment 422290 Attachment 422291 Attachment 422292 Step 4: Take out the bolt that's holding the Air box. Attachment 422293 Step 5: Loosen the bolt that's holding the MAF tube. Attachment 422294 Step 6: Loosen this clip and take it out. Now you can move the air duct. Attachment 422295 Step 7: PULL the whole airbox unit out upward. Nothing else is holding the box. Also, it's easier to unplug the MAF side first, then slide upward. Attachment 422296 Tada! Attachment 422297 Attachment 422298 Step 8: Take out these 4 bolts to un-attach the MAF tube from the Air box. Attachment 422299 Step 9: Attach the MAF tube to the new air filter. Even though the filter comes pretty tight from the factory but there were instances that it was loose. So, feel free to tighten up that clamp around the cone filter a little more with a flat head screw driver. Attachment 422300 Step 10: Attach rubber guard on the heat shield. Attachment 422301 Step 11: Line up the heat shield and make a small hole on the black plastic to attach heat shield. I only used 1 screw since it's a PITA to do. Attachment 422302 Step 12: Attach the bottom screws so that the heat shield stays secure. Attachment 422303 Step 13: Attach the new filter to your car. Unbolt the top screw and add the wire loom holder and filter holder in place. Tighten the MAF tube holder WELL. Attachment 422304 Step 14: BAM! You're all done. Attachment 422305 Step 15: Unplug the (-) terminal of your bettery. Keep it unplugged for like 30 mins (this will reset the ECU). If you're not gonna drive for the day, just unplug it (negative terminal) and plug it in the next day. Attachment 422306 Here's the VID of idle + revving (up to 5K RPM) Please click on the lower right corner "watch in High Quality", if you want to watch better quality :) |
That's Bullsh!t. How come it's so easy to remove the stock air filter on a 350Z, and it's a PITA on a G35.
Oh nice write up, and great detailed pic's!!!!! Should help a few people out there. |
though the last step of the battery is optional ( i never did it and my car ran perfectly fine) nice write up. this will work with pretty much any short ram intake install as well.
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This is a good DIY, but if you want to advocate disconnecting the battery, you might as well have them do that first so that it will have reset by the time they complete the install.
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Originally Posted by WhiskeyHotel
Oh by the by - either you have a coffee table in your garage or a lawnmower in your living room. :dunno:
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Originally Posted by 350Zenophile
This is a good DIY, but if you want to advocate disconnecting the battery, you might as well have them do that first so that it will have reset by the time they complete the install.
Originally Posted by Z04
though the last step of the battery is optional ( i never did it and my car ran perfectly fine) nice write up. this will work with pretty much any short ram intake install as well.
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Nice write-up....wish this thread was around eons ago when I installed my JWT. I pulled the stock filter box out like a total savage!
Another thing I might add for the noobs: Tighten up that clamp around the cone filter a little more with a flat head screw driver. I'm not sure what others have experienced but sometimes it doesn't ship too tight, so it'll tend to vibrate off through the years. |
Originally Posted by 35oZephyR
Another thing I might add for the noobs:
Tighten up that clamp around the cone filter a little more with a flat head screw driver. I'm not sure what others have experienced but sometimes it doesn't ship too tight, so it'll tend to vibrate off through the years.
Originally Posted by 35oZephyR
Nice write-up....wish this thread was around eons ago when I installed my JWT. I pulled the stock filter box out like a total savage!
If I had a DIY to look at before install, that's wouldn't have happened. :) |
Your gains were maybe 5hp? Great write up.
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I felt more with the JWT pop charger then the Kinetix v+ plenum.
Instead of drilling the holes in the black plastic induction piece i heated up a little nail and pushed it through like butter. Looks WAY cleaner too! |
can you clean the filter with the K&N cleaning kit?
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Originally Posted by *ICE*
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can you clean the filter with the K&N cleaning kit?
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alright so i cleaned the JWT filter after 15k miles with the K&N filter cleaning kit.
The filter came out reddish just like any K&N filter, works great and sound amazing! Saved me $60 from a brand new filter! :) |
Originally Posted by *ICE*
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alright so i cleaned the JWT filter after 15k miles with the K&N filter cleaning kit.
The filter came out reddish just like any K&N filter, works great and sound amazing! Saved me $60 from a brand new filter! :) :) |
i couldnt find a way to drill a hole in my snorkel so i just said **** it and my heat shield is sorta just chilling there
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candy, i used a thumb tac and just pushed a hole through and that was enough to get it started. be creative. :)
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thanks didnt think of that :)
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You're welcome. I must apologize to all if I haven't replied to your pm on time. I barely sign on here since I no longer drive a 350Z. I traded in for a 370Z two months ago. Still if you have a question, feel free to email me montereybluez@live.com
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awesome wright up, im gonna do mine later... Question for those who have put on a jwt popcharger, how much horsepower do you feel you got out of it? And do you only get the additional horses at 5000 rpms
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Originally Posted by wizzard880
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awesome wright up, im gonna do mine later... Question for those who have put on a jwt popcharger, how much horsepower do you feel you got out of it? And do you only get the additional horses at 5000 rpms
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where is the drill gun used??????
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