Induction

Factory Acura induction systems may also get called air intake systems, but what they do is more important than the name. They draw oxygen into your engine. It's an exceptionally important job. To run properly, an engine needs to optimize its fuel-to-air ratio and keep its cylinders as cool as possible. It wouldn't be able to do it without an intake manifold. Yours works with your engine's fuel injectors, which spray gas through timed intake valves, to get the mix right. How does an induction system know how much air to let in? Most cars have a throttle body with a mass airflow sensor. It feeds that information to an engine control unit (ECU) and oxygen sensor or sensor array. Together, they determine the proper air level for exhaust, too. This informs the engine to adjust fuel consumption, keeping it running right. Meanwhile, your engine air filter helps remove contaminants like dirt and debris before they can reach the combustion chambers. Signs of problems with your induction system include a Check Engine light, diminishing engine performance, and just about everything in between. If your speed varies wildly when idling, though, or your engine revs too fast when you're parked or in neutral gear, induction system failure is likely. Don't worry. Our auto parts department is here to help. You can get the best Acura induction parts for any repair job right from us. Buy now and take care of the project in short order.