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How to Install a Custom Air Intake

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Learn how to install a custom air intake on your car or truck, from removing hoses to installing the silicone coupling, as our expert mechanic explains in this free auto-maintenance video series.

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Summary: The automobile—a vehicle that means so much to so many—is a complex system of machines built on the designs and ideas of men and women who are long gone from this world, but whose names live on: Ford, Chevrolet and Bugatti. And while we’ve enjoyed traveling the backroads of childhood, the streets of adolescence, and the highways of adulthood, the car has remained a reliable means of transportation, as well as an icon that embodies the hopes and dreams of reaching exciting new destinations at top speed, in style, and with speakers blaring. Perhaps we will have flying cars one day. For now, we have the access to reach across the continent, and the freedom to choose which corner to explore first.

In this series of free video clips you’ll learn how to install a custom intake on your car. Expert mechanic Jake Breyck shows you step-by-step instructions, from removing the old stock air intake, to troubleshooting your newly installed custom intake, with safety tips and advice along the way. If you’re looking to save a little money and learn something new about your car, we offer this free online video course. It’s not quite the daunting task it sounds like and makes a great weekend do-it-yourself project. Best of all, you'll learn how to add life and improve the performance of the most beloved method of transportation on the planet.

About the Expert

Expert: Jake Breyck has been working on cars for nearly 12 years. He has owned his own shop, Works Garage in Tampa Florida, for 5 years. He mainly works with Japanese performance vehicles although his skills encompass everything from changing spark plugs to a full performance overhaul for any vehicle.

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