Question from first Time Newbie with 1998 Camry LE 2.2L 4cyl

[OdieTurbo]

Originally Posted by StanleyD

Good, then Im switching to regular.

You may have to disconnect the car battery for about 10 minutes when you do the switch. The computer will have 'learned' the correct air/fuel ratio for your high octane and may ping with the lower octane. Resetting the computer (by disconnecting the batter) will allow the computer to re-learn your air/fuel ratio.

[GasSavers_StanleyD]

Originally Posted by OdieTurbo

You may have to disconnect the car battery for about 10 minutes when you do the switch. The computer will have 'learned' the correct air/fuel ratio for your high octane and may ping with the lower octane. Resetting the computer (by disconnecting the batter) will allow the computer to re-learn your air/fuel ratio.

Thanks for that advice. Think I will buy air intake kit and then reset computer (disconnect battery method). All of you guys' comments have made me research and now I think I will install intake kit instead of using K&N stock air filter for my car. I found one on Ebay that comes with generic reusable filter for just over $70 including shipping. Not bad considering the K&N stock filter for 98 camry is $50. For $20 more I can get a CONE filter WITH the air intake kit. May not be a K&N filter but I can always swap their generic with a K&N if I want. What do you guys think??? Or should I just buy the $50 retangular K&N reusable filter made for my car intake?? Here is link to Ebay seller:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...6859595&rd=1,1