1. Mount tank about level with your air intake under the hood.  Mount Dry Cell lower than the tank [This keeps the flow of water moving].

2. Cut and hook hose to bottom barb on tank [See fig. 1] and cut to fit to the lower barb on the mounted Dry Cell [See fig. 2].

3. Cut and hook hose to the top barb on the Dry Cell [See fig. 3] and fit and cut to reach the lower barb on the side of the tank [See fig. 4].

4. Cut correct length of hose from top barb on the tank [fig. 5] to where you want the 3/8" barb [fig. 7] drilled and inserted into the plastic air intake housing.

[NOTE: When drilling into air intake housing make sure to take off before drilling to prevent plastic shavings from entering intake].

5. After the barb is installed into air intake housing, connect hose from top of tank [fig. 5] to the barb at air cleaner housing [fig. 7].

6. Cut the hose between [fig. 5] and [fig. 7] about 5 or so inches from the tank to install the Check Valve [fig. 6].

[Note: Blow through the check valve to make sure the air will flow from tank to air intake.  This valve
[fig. 6] will only let air pass one way].

7. Now that everything is Mounted and Secured Slowly fill the tank [If you fill to fast you will create a vapor lock that will require unhooking the hose on barb 4 in the pic to allow the air to escape].  Make sure that tank is filled 3/4 the way to top when finished.

You are ready for the wiring of the system.