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    i have a 00 gmc sierra with the 5.3 auto

    i live up in anchorage alaska
    and the snow is starting to melt

    i have my stock air box still in the truck
    the problem im having is that im getting water into my air box thur the passager fender

    the metal plate thats under the air box had water all over it last time i checked
    the foam that connects the air box to the fender was soaking in water

    and some days the truck will misfire and somedays its fine

    when ever their is a lot of water on the roads the truck starts to misfire but
    their is no codes in the computer

    what can i do to stop the water from getting into my stock air box?
    or should i get an aftermarket intake or just make my own air box to not let air come
    from the fender on the passager side?

    or should i block off the holes in the air box that goes to the fender and cut a new holes on the other side of the air box to let the air into the truck at someother place that isn't getting hit with water?


    laters


    new project
    37 m-series 3/4 ton chevy truck,
    plans: 5.3/4l80e, cut down ford 9 inch, 6piston brakes

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    That's weird, they're supposed to be designed to be somewhat waterproof. I would imagine an aftermarket open-filter kit would be worse. Is there a hole or something in the inner fender liner?
    2003 Arrival Blue Silverado SS.....I just can't leave $hit alone.

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