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How to Install JLT Performance Series 2 Cold Air Intake (11-14 GT; 12-13 BOSS 302) on your Ford Mustang

Installation Time

2 hours

Tools Required
  • 5/16 nut driver
  • 10mm socket
  • ratchet
  • extension
  • T-20 torx driver
  • Phillips head screw driver
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A tune specific for this intake is required when installing this kit. Failure to add a tune specific for the JLT intake may result in major engine damage.

***DO NOT INSTALL KIT AND DRIVE WITHOUT A TUNE! ***

Please review complete instructions prior to installing. 

1. Verify you have all of the following parts included in the kit: (1) JLT Intake tube W/ PCV fitting, (1) 4" coupler, (1) 4-3.5" reducer (2) 64 size clamps, (1) 5x7 Air Filter, (1) Heat Shield, (1) Sound Tube Cap, (1) Firewall plug, (1) Automatic fitting kit, (2) MAF screws, (1) MAF Gasket and (1) Foam Plug  (for use on 2013-14 only).

2. Gather all of the following tools needed for the installation: 5/16 nut driver, 10mm socket, ratchet, extension, T-20 torx driver, Phillips head screw driver.

3. Install Tune for JLT Intake – Refer to instructions included with the Tuner.

4. If you have the strut tower bar, remove it. Remove your engine cover by pulling straight up. Next remove the stock air box by loosening the clamp at the throttle body and removing the 10mm bolt in air box. Unplug the PCV, sound tube and MAF plug and remove as a unit.


5. Remove rubber mounting grommet and metal insert from stock air box and install in JLT Heat Shield. Set JLT shield into stock location, squeeze rubber air inlet and insert into shield and bolt down using stock air box bolt.



6. Remove the stock MAF sensor from your air box using a T-20 torx driver and install in the JLT tube using the supplied screws and gasket. Gasket is provided to take up any irregularities in the MAF surface and insure a good seal.


7. AUTOMATIC CARS ONLY: Drill a 1/2” hole above the PCV grommet, insert Automatic grommet and fitting. See picture below.


8. Attach coupler and clamps to the small end of the JLT tube and the air filter to the large end.

STOCK THROTTLE BODY: USE REDUCER

85 & 90mm THROTTLE BODY: USE 4" STRAIGHT COUPLER


9. Install the coupler end on the throttle body and rotate down to sit in the heat shield and tighten clamps. CLAMPS ONLY NEED TO BE SNUG-DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN

10. Plug in the MAF, connect the PCV line and reinstall the engine cover.

11. The sound tube brings engine noise into the cabin. Adding the intake will increase engine sounds and it may not be needed per your taste.

SOUND TUBE USED: If you are using this, squeeze clamp and install onto fitting on JLT tube.

SOUND TUBE NOT USED: Unbolt sound diaphragm behind shock tower and remove the entire unit. Then, use supplied hole plug to cover hole in firewall from sound tube hose and the supplied cap on the fitting in the JLT tube.


2013-2014 GT/2013 Boss

2013-14 GT/2013 Boss has an open hood vent that can bring water into the filter area. If this is a concern to you, we have included a plug to keep the water away from your filter and still allow engine heat to escape. Insert foam plug into front section of your hood liner as shown. Position so there is no gap around the front and bottom edge. The foam will expand creating a water tight seal.



Oil Filter: The frequency you should clean your filter will depend on your driving conditions. It is recommended to check your filter at every oil change or 3,000 miles. If there is a build up of dirt as thick as the wire mesh, then it’s time to clean your filter. As dirt builds up on your filter, the restriction of the airflow also increases.  More frequent cleanings will improve your fuel economy and your vehicle’s performance.

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