aFe Power 77-47001 User manual

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advanced FLOW engineering
Instruction Manual P/N: 77-47001
Make: Hyundai Model: Avante Sport Year: 2017-2019 Engine: L4-1.6L Turbo
Make: Hyundai Model: Elantra Year: 2017-2020 Engine: L4-1.6L Turbo
Make: Hyundai Model: Elantra GT Year: 2018-2020 Engine: L4-1.6L Turbo
Make: Hyundai Model: i30 Year: 2017-2020 Engine: L4-1.6L Turbo
Make: Hyundai Model: Kona Year: 2018-2020 Engine: L4-1.6L Turbo
Make: Hyundai Model: Veloster Year: 2013-2020 Engine: L4-1.6L Turbo
Make: KIA Model: Forte GT Year: 2019-2020 Engine: L4-1.6L Turbo
Make: KIA Model: K3 GT Year: 2019-2020 Engine: L4-1.6L Turbo

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Label Qty. Description Part Number
A 1 Module R77-47001
B 1 LED Switch 05-70013
C 2 Velcro (2" Inches) 05-01244
D 4 Cable Ties 05-60167
Note: Legal in California for use on race vehicles only. The use of this device on vehicles used on public
streets or highways is strictly prohibited in California and others states that have adopted California
emission regulations.
• Please read the entire instruction manual before proceeding.
• Ensure all components listed are present.
• If you are missing any of the components, call customer support at 951-493-7185.
• Ensure you have all necessary tools before proceeding.
• Do not attempt to work on your vehicle when the engine is hot.
• Disconnect the negative battery terminal before proceeding.
• Retain factory parts for future use.
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Attention:
aFe POWER strongly recommends upgrading the factory spark plugs to high performance
spark plugs to maintain a stronger, more consistent spark and prevent any damage to your
engine. During our testing we used HKS M45XL spark plugs and recommend those spark
plugs or equivalent. Alternatively, the factory spark plug gap can be closed to 0.026” or
smaller. The use of 91 or higher octane is also highly recommended.
Warranty Information available at: https://afepower.com/contact#warranty

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B
C
D

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Refer to Figure A for Step 1.
Step 1: Before installing your aFe module, you will have to place your vehicles ECU in sleep mode. In
order to do this you will need to do the following:
- If the engine is cold, open the hood, close the doors lock the car and wait 30 seconds.
- If the engine is warm, open the hood, close the doors lock the car and wait 20 minutes.
- If the engine is warm and you can’t wait 20 minutes, disconnect the battery.
REMOVAL
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Figure A

Refer to Figure B for Steps 2-3.
Step 2: Remove the (2) push clips securing the air scoop and loosen the clamp securing the intake tube
to the airbox.
Step 3: Remove the (3) 10mm bolts securing the airbox, then pull the airbox out of the vehicle.
Figure B
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REMOVAL

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Refer to Figures C for Step 4.
Step 4: Locate the MAP and T-MAP sensors. The MAP sensor is on the intake manifold. The T-MAP
sensor is on the charge pipe, before the throttle body.
Figure C
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REMOVAL
MAP FUEL PRESSURE

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Refer to Figure D for Steps 5-6.
Step 5: Locate then disconnect the MAP sensor connector by pressing down on the locking tab of the
connector and sliding it out of the sensor.
Step 6: Locate the MAP sensor jumper harness on the aFe module. The harness will be labeled “MAP”.
Plug the female connector of the module into the factory MAP sensor, then the male connector
of the module to the female connector of the engine harness.
Figure D
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Refer to Figure E for Step 7.
Step 7: Check with the pictures to make sure the connectors are correctly connected.
Note: Make sure connections are fully engaged. Usually, connectors make a snapping
sound when fully engaged.
Figure E
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Refer to Figure F for Steps 8-9.
Step 8: Locate and disconnect the TMAP sensor connector, by pressing down on the locking tab of the
connector, and sliding it out of the sensor.
Step 9: Locate the TMAP sensor jumper harness on the aFe module. The harness will be labeled “TMAP.”
Plug the female connector of the module into the factory T-MAP sensor, then the male connector
of the module to the female connector of the engine harness.
Figure F
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Refer to Figure G for Step 10.
Step 10: Check with the pictures to make sure the connectors are correctly connected.
Note: Make sure connections are fully engaged. Usually, connectors make a snapping
sound when fully engaged.
Figure G
INSTALL